Rafales prices – Revue les Libresses

It is not because June is well started that literature ceases to feed the news! Before the school bells take up one last time, we take a look at the victories of our creators.

Thus, we learned that the English version of The jellyfish, The Jellyfishfrom boom, translated by Robin Lang and Helge Dascher, received the Nipper, one of the Doug-Wright prices, which salutes a new talent. Made during the Toronto Comic Arts Festival, the Doug-Wright Prizes have been honoring the Bédéistes du Canada since 2005 who publish in English. Published in 2022 at Pow Pow, The jellyfish Harves several literary prizes, including the Prix des Libraires and the Grand Prix Québec Bd des Bédéis Causa.

The author Terre-Neuvien Michael Crummey recently won the prestigious Dublin Literary Award for The Adversarypublished by Knopf Canada, and at Leméac in its French version, under the title The opponent. Michael Crummey is given a scholarship of 100,000 euros (approx. $ 157,000). After Alistair MacLeod in 2001 and Rawi Hage in 2008, Michael Crummey was the third Canadian to be crowned with Dublin Literary Award. This year, seven Canadian pounds have been selected, including three Quebec translations, i.e. The Future (The future) from Catherine Leroux, Kumil by Michel Jean and Pale Shadows (White shadows) Dominique Fortier.

For her part, Roxanne Bouchard received the black anchors prize for The murmur of the hakapikspublished in Europe by editions of Aube and Quebec at Libre Expression. It was as part of the POLAR Festival at the beach, in Le Havre in France, that this third opus featuring the morals inspector was devoted best thriller. Recall that Roxanne Bouchard has received several awards for her series, including the price of readers of the quay of the thriller and the mystery prize of criticism.

Finally, Xyz editions are surely hearty at the party. In addition to celebrating their 40^e Birthday, Gabrielle Filteau-Chiba received the Fiction Prize Writing Nature, as part of the Pyrenean Literature Festival for her novel Hexapublished by Stock in Europe and Xyz here. The author received a fabulous welcome there. In addition, the Catalan version ofIt was raining birds (Birds were raining) From Jocelyne Saucier received the Catalan booksellers prize. The price was awarded ex æquo with Eden d’Auður Ava Ólafsdóttir.