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You Win Some – On Being an Aurora Award Nominated Author
If you didn’t know already, I am a huge book nerd. I am almost always reading more than one book at a time. Currently, I’m reading Pride and Provocateur by Melissa Yi (almost done and so absolutely fantastic and it fills me with so much happy) and Annihilation by Jeff VanderMeer (it’s my fourth time reading this gorgeous little book). I collect books, live for words and I’ve lost count of how…
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It’s the Last Day to Vote for Minotaur in the Aurora Awards!
Time seems to move so quickly these days. It’s hard to believe that voting for the Prix Aurora Awards is today! It’s been an honour to have my novel Minotaur nominated for Best YA Novel. I’ve never been nominated for a Prix Aurora Award, so this has been such a lovely and incredible experience for me. The fact that Minotaur has resonated with so many others is a true joy. To think that my…
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Hello to my formidable fans! Get a chance to read that fun SF story here! Pour mes fans formidables, une histoire à lire!
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Who Are You in the Labyrinth? - Be A Character In My New Book!
Who wants to be a character in my new work in progress? It’s the second book in the Minotaur series that I’m tentatively calling Theseus. The labyrinth is full of so many different people and I’m travelling to a different part of the labyrinth this time around. I have no idea what Sunita, Dominic and Janice are going to encounter, but I know where I want them to get to. When I wrote Minotaur, I…
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The Aurora is a Spark
It’s hard to believe how fast time goes. Back in April, my novel Minotaur was nominated for a Prix Aurora Award and now here we are in July and voting is almost done. It’s been kind of like a heady dream and the entire experience has been so wonderful. Oddly, being nominated was the motivation that I needed. When I had finished writing Minotaur, I didn’t have any plans for a sequel, yet there…
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Prix Aurora Awards – Voting Is Open!
I’m super thrilled! The voting for the Prix Aurora Awards is now open! If you are a member of The Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Association (CSFFA), you can now place your vote! My novel Minotaur is up for Best YA Novel. Voting runs from today until July 18th, 2026. You can hop over to the CSFFA website here: https://www.csffa.ca/ If you are not a member of the CSFFA, don’t worry! You…
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Come Read in the Dark
It still boggles my mind with excitement that Minotaur is an Aurora Award nominee. It’s all kinds of wonderful that the book has been recognized this way and I’m just glad that people are enjoying it. It’s even got some reviews on Amazon which is lovely. It took a lot for me to write that book, so having Minotaur nominated for an Aurora Award is incredible. If you want a chance to read Minotaur…
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BEST YOUNG ADULT (YA) NOVEL
Breath of the Dragon, Shannon Lee @therealshannonlee & Fonda Lee @fonda.lee , Wednesday Books
Fireboy, Edward Willett @edwardwillettauthor , Shadowpaw Press
A Lion’s Head, D.M. De Alwis @dmdealwis , Ahasae Tharu Publications
Minotaur, Jamieson Wolf @jamieson.wolf , Rebel Satori Press
One Morning Sun, Avi Silver @screambeansnav , Molewhale Press
Winging It, Jen Desmarais @jendesmaraisauthor, Renaissance Press
To get the digital works of all the finalists, not just the YA category, join the CSFFA for $10. (You must be Canadian) Voting is open June 6-12, 2026.
Note that the cover art for Winging It is by @pinkpiggy93
