Deborah L. Cannon’s (Toronto chapter) feature article “Social Justice in Crime Fiction” was published in the Summer 2024 quarterly print issue of Mystery and Suspense Magazine. Quoting from her article, “By exposing the dark corners where society hides its flaws, crime fiction might be the perfect vehicle to address social justice”. It is also available…
One Arctic Night by D.F. Whibley (Member at Large) of Montreal, QC, has won The Canadian Book Club Award for Best Novel: Children’s Early Reader Category. This award will be added to The Global Book Awards, Bronze Medal: Teen Social and Family Issues, which he received December 2022.
Christine Topjian (Toronto Branch) has been awarded the eLit Awards 2022 Bronze Medal for her children’s book, The Chrissie Series: Chrissie Meditates & Visualizes. Christine has three new books available: The Chrissie Series: Chrissie Speaks Nicely, Preparing To Say “I Do!”, and The Art of Getting It Done: Secrets of Overachievers and How Anyone Can…