Guernica Editions

Amanda Hale has published 3 novels and 2 collections of linked fictions. She won the Prism international prize for creative non-fiction, and has twice been a finalist for the Relit award. She wrote the libretto for the opera, Pomegranate, and is currently launching a fictionalized memoir, Mad Hatter.

https://www.amandahale.com/news-events/

Presented by Hornby Arts 2019. A lovely evening in the woods with story, art, refreshments and snacks.

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After revealing this year's Guernica Prize Longlist, inaugural winner K.R. Wilson is applauded by Open Book. September 8th marks the official launch of "An Idea About My Dead Uncle" and Guernica's impressive Fall 2019 titles at Supermarket in Toronto. This year's shortlist will be announced September 2nd!

http://open-book.ca/News/Read-an-Excerpt-from-K.R.-Wilson-s-Guernica-Prize-Winning-Novel-An-Idea-About-My-Dead-Uncle

Bruce Meyer, author of the forthcoming "McLuhan's Canary", wins the New Flash Fiction Review Anton Chekhov Prize in the UK for his short story titled “Urineworts”. He also won FreeFall Magazine’s poetry competition. “Sadness,” from next year’s flash fiction book, Down in the Ground, was a finalist in the The Bath Short Story Award in the UK. Congratulations!

http://newflashfiction.com/urineworts-by-bruce-meyer/

Marisa Labozzetta's A Day In June is named Best Religious Fiction in the 2019 American Book Awards sponsored by American Book Fest.

http://americanbookfest.com/americanfictionawards/2019afapressrelease.html

"The Afrikaner is a fascinating exploration of identity – from one person finding a place in the world after tragedy, to larger cultural groups finding a new way to co-exist in a changing world."

https://thegirlybookclub.com/the-afrikaner-by-arianna-dagnino-review-by-julia-bryan/