Toronto, ON - Today, in a morning press conference that drew over 100 media and members of the publishing industry, The Scotiabank Giller Prize announced its 2005 shortlist. Selected by an esteemed jury panel comprised of authors Warren Cariou, Elizabeth Hay and Richard B. Wright, the five finalists were chosen from 94 books submitted for consideration. Those books were submitted by 35 publishers from every region of the country.
The jury named the finalists. They are: Joan Barfoot for her novel Luck, published by Knopf Canada David Bergen for his novel The Time In Between, published by McClelland & Stewart Camilla Gibb for her novel Sweetness in the Belly, published by Doubleday Canada Lisa Moore for her novel Alligator, published by House of Anansi Press Edeet Ravel for her novel A Wall of Light, published by Random House Canada
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Originally from Montreal, John W. MacDonald has been a resident of Ottawa since 1997. His passionate interest in literature and photography has encompassed a variety of forms, including writing a bi-weekly column in The Ottawa Citizen, and pursuing freelance photography in addition to writing a popular award-winning blog about literary events in and around Ottawa.
His interest in writing and event photography began in 1999 when he first attended the Ottawa International Writers Festival and many of Ottawa's fine literary and cultural events. Since then he has become a well-known member in Ottawa's literary circles, currently volunteering with the Ottawa International Writers Festival and once an Arts Funding jury member with the City of Ottawa. His photographs have been published in the USA and Canada in various books and magazines. He is currently working on a personal portrait project.
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