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Title: Author's book nominated for 3 awards.
Authors: The Associated Press
Source: Toronto Star (Canada). 10/03/2019.
Abstract: Newfoundland writer Michael Crummey has scored his third nomination for a major Canadian book award this season. Crummey is a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Awards for fiction for "The Innocents." He is also shortlisted for this year's Scotiabank Giller Prize and Writers' Trust Fiction Prize. Other contenders for the Governor General's $25,000 fiction prize include award-winning Winnipeg novelist Joan Thomas for "Five Wives" and Toronto-based K.D. Miller for short-story collection "Late Breaking." Rounding out the short list are Toronto author Cary Fagan for "The Student" and Marianne Micros of Guelph, for the collection "Eye." [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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  Data: Newfoundland writer Michael Crummey has scored his third nomination for a major Canadian book award this season. Crummey is a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Awards for fiction for "The Innocents." He is also shortlisted for this year's Scotiabank Giller Prize and Writers' Trust Fiction Prize. Other contenders for the Governor General's $25,000 fiction prize include award-winning Winnipeg novelist Joan Thomas for "Five Wives" and Toronto-based K.D. Miller for short-story collection "Late Breaking." Rounding out the short list are Toronto author Cary Fagan for "The Student" and Marianne Micros of Guelph, for the collection "Eye." [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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