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The Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize is a Canadian literary award presented by Rogers Communications and the Writers' Trust of Canada after an annual juried competition between publishers who submit entries.[1]
First presented in 1997, the prize goes to the author of the novel or short story collection judged to be the year's best work of fiction. The prize awards $25,000 to the winning book and $3,500 to each of the finalists.[2]
Past winners.[3]
Juried by Matt Cohen, Elisabeth Harvor, and Ann Ireland
Juried by Joan Clark, Austin Clarke, and Trevor Ferguson
Juried by Lynn Coady, Sylvia Fraser, and Eric Wright
Juried by Cynthia Holz, Janice Kulyk Keefer, and Peter Oliva
Juried by Lesley Choyce, Eliza Clark, and Olive Senior
Juried by Joan Barfoot, Brian Brett, and Sarah Sheard
Juried by Kevin Chong, Lisa Moore, and Diane Schoemperlen
Juried by Sylvia Fraser, Zsuzsi Gartner, and Michael Redhill
Juried by Anita Rau Badami, Lewis DeSoto, and Mary Swan
Juried by Karen Connelly, Jeffrey Moore, and Anna Porter
Juried by Kevin Major, Kim Moritsugu, and Madeleine Thien
Juried by Lawrence Hill, Annabel Lyon, and Heather O'Neill
Juried by Marina Endicott, Miriam Toews, and R.M. Vaughan
Juried by Andrew Pyper, Eden Robinson and Lisa Moore.[4]
Juried by Emma Donoghue, Rabindranath Maharaj and Margaret Sweatman.