Canadian Notes & Queries
is very proud to announce that this year’s Gold Medal
for Fiction at the National Magazine Awards went to Caroline Adderson for her
story “Ellen-Celine, Celine-Ellen,” published in issue 86. The Silver Medal
went to Patrick deWitt for “The Looking-Ahead Artist,” published in Brick; Lynn Coady also received
honourable mention for “Dogs in Clothes” (Canadian
Notes & Queries 85). CNQ was
the only magazine to be recognized twice in the fiction category, while
Caroline Adderson (who received further honourable mention for “I Feel Lousy,”
published in Eighteen Bridges) was
the only twice-recognized story writer.
The National Magazine Awards Foundation is a
bilingual, not-for-profit institution whose mission is to recognize and promote
excellence in the content and creation of Canadian print and digital
publications through an annual program of awards and national publicity efforts.
It presented the awards for its 36th annual celebration at a gala in
Toronto at The Carlu, hosted by Canadian actor Zaib Shaikh. Gold, Silver, and
Honourable Mention awards were presented in 47 categories. This year the judges
received over 2000 submissions from nearly 200 Canadian consumer magazines.
On
behalf of Canadian Notes & Queries we
would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to all award recipients. For
subscription rates and information about the magazine please contact Tara Murphy
at tmurphy@biblioasis.com.
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