Amazon Canada First Novel Award

Template:Short description The Amazon Canada First Novel Award, formerly the Amazon.ca First Novel Award and the Books in Canada First Novel Award, is a Canadian literary award, co-presented by Amazon.ca and The Walrus to the best first novel in English published the previous year by a citizen or resident of Canada.<ref name=helps>"First Novel Award helps write authors' careers: All awards are crapshoots, but for a prize that recognizes writers with little or no track record, a surprising number become successful". The Globe and Mail, May 21, 2016.</ref> It has been awarded since 1976.<ref name=helps/>

The First Novel Award was founded by the literary magazine Books in Canada.<ref name=helps/> Between 1976 and 1994, the award was sponsored by SmithBooks. During this period, the award was known as the SmithBooks/Books in Canada First Novel Award.<ref name=helps/> When SmithBooks was acquired by Chapters, it became the Chapters/Books in Canada First Novel Award.<ref name=helps/>

The award was reorganized when Books in Canada was acquired by Adrian and Olga Stein in 1995. The Steins retained a first novel editor, introduced a comprehensive first novel review program, and formalized the adjudication process.

Amazon first signed on as a sponsor of the award in 2001,<ref>"Amazon.com deal saves Canadian literary magazine from folding". Cape Breton Post, January 18, 2001.</ref> with the award presented as the amazon.ca/Books in Canada First Novel Award through the 2000s. Full administration of the award was taken over by Amazon in 2009 and its name was changed to the Amazon.ca First Novel Award. The Amazon.com arrangement saw the prize award initially doubled to $10,000, and then increased to its current amount of $40,000, with shortlisted finalists each receiving over $6,000.

Winners and finalists

At different times in its history, the award has been presented early in the year for works published in the preceding year, late in the year for works published in the same year as the presentation, or mid-year for an eligibility period that straddled parts of both years. For clarity, the list below is organized by the year of presentation rather than the year of publication eligibility.

1970s

Amazon.ca First Novel Award winners and finalists, 1977-1979

Year	Author	Title	Result	Ref.
1977	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Winner	<ref name="outlook">"New corporate outlook on helping writers: more cash, fewer strings". The Globe and Mail, June 7, 1977.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Coming Through Slaughter
	Template:Sortname	Eileen McCullough	Finalist	<ref>"Two writers to share award for first novels in Canada". Ottawa Citizen, March 29, 1977.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	Middlewatch
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	Template:Sortname	Small Ceremonies
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1978	Template:Sortname	Sandbars	Winner	<ref name="winner">"And the winner is..." The Globe and Mail, April 1, 1978.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Sidehill Gouger	Finalist	<ref>Burt Heward, "'Best' novel tells of life in the Valley". Ottawa Citizen, April 5, 1978.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Child of the Morning
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	Template:Sortname	I Do Remember the Fall
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1979	Template:Sortname	Abra	Winner	<ref name="helps" />
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref>William French, "Book price probe is needed". The Globe and Mail, March 27, 1979.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Disneyland, Please
	Template:Sortname	Parade on an Empty Street
	Template:Sortname	Hold Fast
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1980s

Amazon.ca First Novel Award winners and finalists, 1980-1989

Year	Author	Title	Result	Ref.
1980	Template:Sortname	Lunar Attractions	Winner	<ref name="increased">"First-novel-award prize is increased to $5,000". The Globe and Mail, January 20, 1988.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Mrs. Job	Finalist
	Template:Sortname	Peckertracks
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname
	Template:Sortname	Everything in the Window
	Template:Sortname	Random Descent
	Template:Sortname	Crossings
1981	Template:Sortname	Gentle Sinners	Winner	<ref>Pat Barclay, "Gentle Sinners, by W. D. Valgardson". Victoria Times-Colonist, April 17, 1981.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Laughing War	Finalist
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	Template:Sortname	Seahorse
	Template:Sortname	Fat Woman
1982	Template:Sortname	Obasan	Winner	<ref>"Kogawa wins $1,000 award". The Globe and Mail, April 2, 1982.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Streethearts	Finalist	<ref>"Note Book". Kingston Whig-Standard, March 13, 1982.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Final Decree
	Template:Sortname	Sunday's Child
	Template:Sortname	Always Tip the Dealer
1983	Template:Sortname	Shoeless Joe	Winner	<ref>"The timeless metaphors of baseball". The Globe and Mail, November 17, 1984.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Coming for to Carry	Finalist	<ref>Beverley Slopen, "First novels". Montreal Gazette, March 12, 1983.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Blue
	Template:Sortname	Preparing for Sabbath
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1984	Template:Sortname	Willie: A Romance	Winner	<ref name="increased" />
	Template:Sortname	Tolerable Levels of Violence	Finalist	<ref>Kenneth McGoogan, "Book battle becomes a war" Calgary Herald, March 4, 1984.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	Not Working
	Template:Sortname	Figures on a Wharf
1985	Template:Sortname	Perdue, or How the West Was Lost	Winner	<ref name="winsbook">"Writer from Regina wins book award". The Globe and Mail, March 29, 1985.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Country of the Heart	Finalist	<ref>Kenneth McGoogan, "West spawns top novels". Calgary Herald, March 10, 1985.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Precious
	Template:Sortname	Dazzled
	Template:Sortname	I Hear the Reaper's Song
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1986	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Winner	<ref>"Lives in isolation". The Globe and Mail, January 9, 1988.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref>Larry Scanlan, "Magazine". Kingston Whig-Standard, April 5, 1986.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	Master and Maid
	Template:Sortname	Wales' Work
1987	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Winner	<ref name="captures">"Lawrence captures $3,000 literary prize". The Globe and Mail, April 3, 1987.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Momentum	Finalist	<ref>"Short list announced for first novel award". The Globe and Mail, March 12, 1987.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Back on Tuesday
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname
	Template:Sortname	Downfall People
1988	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Winner	<ref>"BC woman (Quednau) wins first-novel award". Winnipeg Free Press, April 3, 1998.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Fire Eyes	Finalist	<ref>"Finalists announced in first novel contest". Toronto Star, March 1, 1988.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Squatters' Island
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	Template:Sortname	Selakhi
1989	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Winner	<ref>"Salutin wins $5,000 prize". Toronto Star, March 30, 1989.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref>Burt Heward, "First-novel short list announced". Ottawa Citizen, March 4, 1989.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	Electrical Storms
	Template:Sortname	Constellations
	Template:Sortname	January, February, June or July

1990s

Amazon.ca First Novel Award winners and finalists, 1990-1999

Year	Author	Title	Result	Ref.
1990	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Winner	<ref>"Winnipeg author wins first-novel prize". Ottawa Citizen, March 30, 1990.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	To All Appearances a Lady	Finalist	<ref>Lynne Van Luven, "Edmontonians among finalists for first-novel award". Edmonton Journal, March 6, 1990.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	Madeleine and the Angel
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	Template:Sortname	Distant Relations
1991	Template:Sortname	Lives of the Saints	Winner	<ref>"Ricci novel wins second big prize". Calgary Herald, March 26, 1991.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Deadly Appearances	Finalist	<ref>"First novel award names 6 finalists". Toronto Star, February 20, 1991.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	Grace Lake
	Template:Sortname	Homework
	Template:Sortname	Sniper's Moon
1992	Template:Sortname	Such a Long Journey	Winner	<ref>"Mistry novel earns Smith award". Halifax Daily News, March 27, 1992.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture	Finalist	<ref>"Finalists named for book award". The Globe and Mail, February 25, 1992.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Woyzeck's Head
	Template:Sortname	Kleinberg
	Template:Sortname	News From a Foreign Country Came
1993	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Winner	<ref>"Story from 'fascinating' journal wins Steffler first novel award". Halifax Daily News, March 27, 1993.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Amnesia	Finalist	<ref>"Finalists announced for first novel award". The Globe and Mail, March 4, 1993.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Voice-Over
	Template:Sortname	Brud
	Template:Sortname	Spin Dry
1994	Template:Sortname	Losing Eddie	Winner	<ref>"New Brunswicker wins book award". Calgary Herald, March 25, 1994.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Minus Time	Finalist	<ref>"Five authors nominated for first-novel award". Montreal Gazette, March 5, 1994.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	Blow Up the Trumpet in the New Moon
	Template:Sortname	If I Knew I'd Tell You
1995	Template:Sortname	Funny Boy	Winner	<ref>"Funny Boy author wins $5,000 SmithBooks prize". Toronto Star, March 22, 1995.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Kitchen Music	Finalist	<ref>Candace Fertile, "And this one's just too cool for words". Calgary Herald, March 4, 1995.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	In the Language of Love
	Template:Sortname	How Insensitive
	Template:Sortname	Alex & Zee
1996	Template:Sortname	Popular Anatomy	Winner	<ref>"Fraser wins First Novel prize". Toronto Star, April 26, 1996.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Highways and Dancehalls	Finalist	<ref>"Short list for 1st novel announced". The Globe and Mail, March 1, 1996.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	When Fox Is a Thousand
	Template:Sortname	Daughters of the Red Land
1997	Template:Sortname	Fugitive Pieces	Winner	<ref>"Anne Michaels wins $5,000 first novel prize". Edmonton Journal, May 29, 1997.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref>"Six authors in running for first-novel award". Ottawa Citizen, March 29, 1997.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Fall on Your Knees
	Template:Sortname	Self
	Template:Sortname	Cereus Blooms at Night
1998	Template:Sortname	Opium Dreams	Winner	<ref>"Opium Dreams wins award". Ottawa Citizen, April 25, 1998.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Elephant Winter	Finalist	<ref>"County native nominated". Windsor Star, March 7, 1998.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	Homer in Flight
	Template:Sortname	Angel Falls
1999	Template:Sortname	Childhood	Winner	<ref>"Andre Alexis wins first novel award". Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, April 30, 1999.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref>"Highway nominated". National Post, April 1, 1999.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Kiss of the Fur Queen
	Template:Sortname	Beneath That Starry Place
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2000s

Amazon.ca First Novel Award winners and finalists, 2000-2009

Year	Author	Title	Result	Ref.
2000	Template:Sortname	Summer Gone	Winner	<ref name="share">"Macfarlane, Wilson share award for first novel". The Globe and Mail, October 13, 2000.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Before the Flood
	Template:Sortname	No Great Mischief	Finalist	<ref>Bob Blakey, "Calgarian in hunt for first-time novelist award". Calgary Herald, September 8, 2000.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Kit's Law
	Template:Sortname	Flyboy Action Figure Comes with Gasmask
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2001	Template:Sortname	Necessary Lies	Winner	<ref>"Necessary Lies wins first-novel award". The Globe and Mail, September 26, 2001.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Finnie Walsh	Finalist	<ref>"2001 First novel award: Three Vancouver writers up for $5,000 prize". Vancouver Sun, July 21, 2001.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	Alice, I Think
	Template:Sortname	This Place Called Absence
2002	Template:Sortname	Martin Sloane	Winner	<ref name=redhill>"Michael Redhill picks up first-novel honours". Edmonton Journal, October 2, 2002.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref name=redhill/>
	Template:Sortname	River Thieves
	Template:Sortname	Open Arms
	Template:Sortname	Strong Hollow
	Template:Sortname	Ten Good Seconds of Silence
2003	Template:Sortname	Crow Lake	Winner	<ref>"Mary Lawson wins first novel award for Crow Lake". National Post, October 9, 2003.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Heave	Finalist	<ref>Rebecca Caldwell, "Lawson wins first-novel award". The Globe and Mail, October 9, 2003.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Stay
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname
	Template:Sortname	Cumberland
	Template:Sortname	Spelling Mississippi
2004	Template:Sortname	Black Bird	Winner	<ref>"Basilieres wins first novel award". The Telegram, October 17, 2004.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref>"John Bemrose, Edeet Ravel are among finalists for First Novel Award". Welland Tribune, April 21, 2004.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	Kalyna's Song
	Template:Sortname	Ten Thousand Lovers
	Template:Sortname	Blue Becomes You
2005	Template:Sortname	Some Great Thing	Winner	<ref>"Montreal's Colin McAdam wins First Novel Award". The Globe and Mail, October 7, 2005.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Sunday Afternoon	Finalist	<ref>"Debut fiction: 14 writers make first impressions". Ottawa Citizen, June 5, 2005.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Skinny
	Template:Sortname	What's Remembered
	Template:Sortname	Bishop's Road
2006	Template:Sortname	Three Day Road	Winner	<ref>"Joseph Boyden wins Amazon first-novel award". The Globe and Mail, October 12, 2006.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref>"Authors short-listed for First Novel Award". The Telegram, July 2, 2006.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Gotta Find Me an Angel
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2007	Template:Sortname	Certainty	Winner	<ref>"Quebec City's Thien wins First Novel Award". Montreal Gazette, October 9, 2007.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref>"'First Novel' finalists named". Prince George Citizen, June 15, 2007.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	Stolen
	Template:Sortname	Lullabies for Little Criminals
	Template:Sortname	Empress of Asia
2008	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Winner	<ref>"Adamson wins First Novel Award". Telegraph-Journal, October 2, 2008.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Soucouyant	Finalist	<ref>"Finalists for First Novel Award announced". Moose Jaw Times-Herald, June 11, 2008.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	Big White Knuckles
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2009	Template:Sortname	Reading by Lightning	Winner	<ref>"Thomas wins Amazon First Novel Award". The Globe and Mail, September 25, 2009.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Chase & Haven	Finalist	<ref>"Saanich writer Patrick Lane nominated for first-novel honour". Victoria Times-Colonist, June 17, 2009.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Stunt
	Template:Sortname	Red Dog, Red Dog
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname

2010s

Amazon.ca First Novel Award winners and finalists, 2010-2019

Year	Author	Title	Result	Ref.
2010	Template:Sortname	Come, Thou Tortoise	Winner	<ref>"St. John's writer wins first-novel award". Edmonton Journal, May 2, 2010.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	No Place Strange	Finalist	<ref>"Ian Weir, Annabel Lyon among finalists for Amazon First Novel Award". National Post, March 5, 2010.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	Goya's Dog
	Template:Sortname	Diary of Interrupted Days
	Template:Sortname	Daniel O'Thunder
2011	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Winner	<ref>"Eleanor Catton of London, Ont., wins $7,500 Amazon.ca First Novel Award". Canadian Press, April 28, 2011.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Ghosted	Finalist	<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Ilustrado
	Template:Sortname	Cool Water
	Template:Sortname	Annabel
2012	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Winner	<ref>"Toronto writer wins first-novel prize". Victoria Times-Colonist, April 29, 2012.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref>"Shortlisted this week". National Post, February 25, 2012.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Autobiography of Childhood
	Template:Sortname	Dancing Lessons
	Template:Sortname	Touch
2013	Template:Sortname	Malarky	Winner	<ref>"Vancouver author wins Amazon.ca First Novel Award". Ottawa Citizen, April 26, 2013.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Y	Finalist	<ref>"Kim Thuy's celebrated 'Ru' among finalists for Amazon.ca First Novel Award". Canadian Press, February 27, 2013.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname
	Template:Sortname	People Park
	Template:Sortname	Ru
2014	Template:Sortname	Emancipation Day	Winner	<ref>"Seasoned author's debut novel a winner". Winnipeg Free Press, May 10, 2014.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname
	Template:Sortname	Juanita Wildrose: My True Life
	Template:Sortname	Ballistics
2015	Template:Sortname	All True Not a Lie in It	Winner	<ref>Template:Cite news</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Etta and Otto and Russell and James	Finalist	<ref>François Lauzon, "Sean Michaels' Us Conductors in running for Amazon prize". Montreal Gazette, April 2, 2015.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Us Conductors
	Template:Sortname	New Tab
	Template:Sortname	Pedal
2016	Template:Sortname	13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl	Winner	<ref>Template:Cite news</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Book of Sands	Finalist	<ref>Mark Medley, "Want to write a novel? First Novel Awards finalists say it's better with age". The Globe and Mail, April 16, 2016.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Do You Think This Is Strange?
	Template:Sortname	Seep
	Template:Sortname	Backspring
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname
2017	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Winner	<ref>Template:Cite news</ref>
	Template:Sortname	White Elephant	Finalist	<ref name=":3">Template:Cite news</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Accordéon
	Template:Sortname	So Much Love
	Template:Sortname	Mysterious Fragrance of the Yellow Mountains
2018	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Winner	<ref>"Winnipeg's Kaan wins book prize". London Free Press, May 24, 2018.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref>Deborah Dundas, "Sharon Bala, Omar El Akkad shortlisted for Amazon First Novel Award". Toronto Star, April 28, 2018.</ref>
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	Template:Sortname	American War
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname
	Template:Sortname	Dazzle Patterns
2019	Template:Sortname	Little Fish	Winner	<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref>Deborah Dundas, "Tanya Tagaq, Ian Williams among finalists for $60,000 Amazon Canada First Novel Award". Toronto Star, April 26, 2019.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Searching for Terry Punchout
	Template:Sortname	Split Tooth
	Template:Sortname	Jonny Appleseed
	Template:Sortname	Reproduction

2020s

Amazon Canada First Novel Award winners and finalists, 2020–present

Year	Author	Title	Result	Ref.
2020	Template:Sortname (tr. Pablo Strauss)	Template:Sortname	Winner	<ref name=":6">Template:Cite web</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Template:Sortname	Finalist	<ref name=":6" />
	Template:Sortname	Going Dutch
	Template:Sortname	Mooncalves
	Template:Sortname	Aria
	Template:Sortname	When We Were Vikings
2021	Template:Sortname	Five Little Indians	Winner	<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>
	Template:Sortname	You Are Eating an Orange. You Are Naked.	Finalist	<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Butter Honey Pig Bread
	Template:Sortname	Happy Hour
	Template:Sortname	Gutter Child
	Template:Sortname	Vanishing Monuments
2022	Template:Sortname	Ghost Forest	Winner	<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Everyone in This Room Will Someday Be Dead	Finalist	<ref name="2022noms">Template:Cite news</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Probably Ruby
	Template:Sortname	All the Quiet Places
	Template:Sortname	Avenue of Champions
	Template:Sortname	We, Jane
2023	Template:Sortname	The Island of Forgetting	Winner	<ref>"Jasmine Sealy’s ‘The Island of Forgetting’ wins Amazon Canada First Novel Award". Toronto Star, June 1, 2023.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	A Minor Chorus	Finalist	<ref>Cassandra Drudi, "Billy-Ray Belcourt, Jessica Johns among 2023 Amazon Canada First Novel finalists". Quill & Quire, May 4, 2023.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	In the City of Pigs
	Template:Sortname	Bad Cree
	Template:Sortname	Hollow Bamboo
	Template:Sortname	In the Upper Country
2024	Template:Sortname	And Then She Fell	Winner	<ref>Attila Berki, "Alicia Elliott wins 2024 Amazon Canada First Novel Award". Quill & Quire, June 7, 2024.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Empty Spaces	Finalist	<ref>Cassandra Drudi, "2024 Amazon First Novel Award shortlist revealed". Quill & Quire, May 9, 2024.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	As the Andes Disappeared
	Template:Sortname	Tauhou
	Template:Sortname	A History of Burning
	Template:Sortname	The Berry Pickers
2025	Template:Sortname	Subterrane	Winner	<ref>Nicole Thompson, "Valérie Bah wins Amazon Canada First Novel Award for 'Subterrane'". Victoria Times-Colonist, June 6, 2025.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	When We Were Ashes	Finalist	<ref>"Amazon Canada First Novel Award shortlist announced". Quill & Quire, May 6, 2025.</ref>
	Template:Sortname	Juiceboxers
	Template:Sortname	Oil People
	Template:Sortname	How It Works Out
	Template:Sortname	I Hope This Finds You Well

External links

• First Novel Award at Amazon.ca