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Tuesday, June 16, 2009 2:24 PM

Pasha Malla, Jeramy Dodds win Trilliums

Toronto writer Pasha Malla has won the $20,000 Trillium Book Award for his book of short stories The Withdrawal Method.

Jeramy Dodds of Orono, Ont., picked up the poetry prize – worth $10,000 – for his collection Crabwise to the Hounds (Coach House Books). Dodds was nominated for the Griffin Poetry Prize, which was awarded earlier this month.

Marguerite Andersen won the French-language Trillium Book Award for Le figuier sur le toit (Les Editions L'Interligne).

Paul Prud'Homme was the winner of the Trillium Book Award for French-language Children's Literature for Les Rebuts: Hockey 2 (Les Editions du Vermillon).

The awards were announced at a luncheon in Toronto.

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Peter Scowen

Peter Scowen is a communities editor with the Globe and Mail and is responsible for the Globe Books website. He is a veteran reporter and editor who has worked for a number of dailies and alternative weeklies in Toronto and Montreal. He is the author of Rogue Nation: The America the Rest of the World Knows.

 
 

Judith Fitzgerald

Judith Fitzgerald -- poet, editor and cultural critic with 30 works (including poetry, biography, anthologies and children's books) to her credit -- writes about poetry for In Other Words and is a contributing reviewer for this newspaper as well as a Poetry Fellow of the Chalmers Arts Foundation. Short-listed for (or recipient of) several major honours including the Fiona Mee, Trillium, Governor-General's Poetry and Writers’ Choice Awards (among others), she recently completed The Adagios Quartet. The ex-Torontonian now calls the Almaguin Highlands home.

 
 

Linda Leith

Linda Leith is the founder and artistic director of the Blue Metropolis Montreal International Literary Festival. The annual festival was the world's first multilingual (including English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Farsi, Italian, Urdu...) books festival when it was launched in 1999. Linda's most recent book is Marrying Hungary (2008).

 
 

Brian Joseph Davis

Brian Joseph Davis is an artist and writer based in Toronto. He's the co-founder of Joyland.ca and has written for Arthur Magazine, The Utne Reader, and Eye Weekly. He's the author of the books Portable Altamont (Coach House, 2005) and I,Tania (ECW, 2008), which Slate.com called "the book of your fever dreams."

 
 

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