Giller Prize

The Giller Prize is a prestigious Canadian literary award presented annually for the best original fiction book published in English. Established in 1994 by businesswoman Doris Giller in memory of her late husband, journalist Jack Giller, the prize aims to promote Canadian literature. The winner receives a significant financial reward and national recognition, which often helps boost book sales and readership. The award is judged by a panel of literary experts, making it a respected honor in the literary community and highlighting the diversity and talent within Canadian fiction.