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Good, who is from Red Pheasant Cree Nation in Saskatchewan, is shortlisted for Five Little Indians, from HarperCollins Publishers. The book, which follows a group of residential school survivors trying to forge new lives in Vancouver, was a Writers Trust runner-up and is now vying for the Governor General s fiction prize. Also gaining momentum on the awards circuit is Halifax s Francesca Ekwuyasi with Butter Honey Pig Bread, from Arsenal Pulp Press. The intergenerational tale of three Nigerian women is also a Governor General s fiction finalist and was longlisted for the Scotiabank Giller Prize. Brampton, Ont.-based Jael Richardson, executive director of the Festival of Literary Diversity, is nominated for her dystopian tale Gutter Child, from HarperCollins Publishers.

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