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November 18, 2024, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: ANNE MICHAELS, 66, accepts the Giller Prize of $100,000 for her book Held a multigenerational look at war and trauma spanning more than a century. The jury cited the novel as an impactful and hypnotic exploration of mortality, resilience and desires, at ceremony in Toronto, Monday. Award boycotted by several prominent Canadian authors over its sponsors’ ties to Israel. Based in Toronto, Michaels a poet and author. In her acceptance speech, said that her writing is a way of bearing witness against war, indifference, against amnesia of every sort. Toronto Canada - ZUMAc35_ 20241118_zaf_c35_180 Copyright: xChrisxYoungx

November 18, 2024, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: ANNE MICHAELS, 66, accepts the Giller Prize of $100,000 for her book Held a multigenerational look at war and trauma spanning more than a century. The jury cited the novel as an impactful and hypnotic exploration of mortality, resilience and desires, at ceremony in Toronto, Monday. Award boycotted by several prominent Canadian authors over its sponsors’ ties to Israel. Based in Toronto, Michaels a poet and author. In her acceptance speech, said that her writing is a way of bearing witness against war, indifference, against amnesia of every sort. Toronto Canada - ZUMAc35_ 20241118_zaf_c35_179 Copyright: xChrisxYoungx

November 18, 2024, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: ANNE MICHAELS, 66, accepts the Giller Prize of $100,000 for her book Held a multigenerational look at war and trauma spanning more than a century. The jury cited the novel as an impactful and hypnotic exploration of mortality, resilience and desires, at ceremony in Toronto, Monday. Award boycotted by several prominent Canadian authors over its sponsors’ ties to Israel. Based in Toronto, Michaels a poet and author. In her acceptance speech, said that her writing is a way of bearing witness against war, indifference, against amnesia of every sort. Toronto Canada - ZUMAc35_ 20241118_zaf_c35_178 Copyright: xChrisxYoungx

November 18, 2024, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: ANNE MICHAELS, 66, accepts the Giller Prize of $100,000 for her book Held a multigenerational look at war and trauma spanning more than a century. The jury cited the novel as an impactful and hypnotic exploration of mortality, resilience and desires, at ceremony in Toronto, Monday. Award boycotted by several prominent Canadian authors over its sponsors’ ties to Israel. Based in Toronto, Michaels a poet and author. In her acceptance speech, said that her writing is a way of bearing witness against war, indifference, against amnesia of every sort. Toronto Canada - ZUMAc35_ 20241118_zaf_c35_176 Copyright: xChrisxYoungx

November 18, 2024, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: ANNE MICHAELS, 66, accepts the Giller Prize of $100,000 for her book Held a multigenerational look at war and trauma spanning more than a century. The jury cited the novel as an impactful and hypnotic exploration of mortality, resilience and desires, at ceremony in Toronto, Monday. Award boycotted by several prominent Canadian authors over its sponsors’ ties to Israel. Based in Toronto, Michaels a poet and author. In her acceptance speech, said that her writing is a way of bearing witness against war, indifference, against amnesia of every sort. Toronto Canada - ZUMAc35_ 20241118_zaf_c35_175 Copyright: xChrisxYoungx

November 18, 2024, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: ANNE MICHAELS, 66, (right) stands with ELANA RABINOVITCH, the Executive Director of Giller Prize accepting the Giller Prize of $100,000 for her book Held a multigenerational look at war and trauma spanning more than a century. The jury cited the novel as an impactful and hypnotic exploration of mortality, resilience and desires, at ceremony in Toronto, Monday. Award boycotted by several prominent Canadian authors over its sponsors’ ties to Israel. Based in Toronto, Michaels a poet and author. In her acceptance speech, said that her writing is a way of bearing witness against war, indifference, against amnesia of every sort. Toronto Canada - ZUMAc35_ 20241118_zaf_c35_173 Copyright: xChrisxYoungx

November 18, 2024, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: ANNE MICHAELS, 66, accepts the Giller Prize of $100,000 for her book Held a multigenerational look at war and trauma spanning more than a century. The jury cited the novel as an impactful and hypnotic exploration of mortality, resilience and desires, at ceremony in Toronto, Monday. Award boycotted by several prominent Canadian authors over its sponsors’ ties to Israel. Based in Toronto, Michaels a poet and author. In her acceptance speech, said that her writing is a way of bearing witness against war, indifference, against amnesia of every sort. Toronto Canada - ZUMAc35_ 20241118_zaf_c35_172 Copyright: xChrisxYoungx

November 18, 2024, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: ANNE MICHAELS, 66, ANNE MICHAELS (right) looks over to ELANA RABINOVITCH, the Executive Director of Giller Prize as she accepts the Giller Prize of $100,000 for her book Held a multigenerational look at war and trauma spanning more than a century. The jury cited the novel as an impactful and hypnotic exploration of mortality, resilience and desires, at ceremony in Toronto, Monday. Award boycotted by several prominent Canadian authors over its sponsors’ ties to Israel. Based in Toronto, Michaels a poet and author. In her acceptance speech, said that her writing is a way of bearing witness against war, indifference, against amnesia of every sort. Toronto Canada - ZUMAc35_ 20241118_zaf_c35_171 Copyright: xChrisxYoungx

November 18, 2024, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: ANNE MICHAELS, 66, accepts the Giller Prize of $100,000 for her book Held a multigenerational look at war and trauma spanning more than a century. The jury cited the novel as an impactful and hypnotic exploration of mortality, resilience and desires, at ceremony in Toronto, Monday. Award boycotted by several prominent Canadian authors over its sponsors’ ties to Israel. Based in Toronto, Michaels a poet and author. In her acceptance speech, said that her writing is a way of bearing witness against war, indifference, against amnesia of every sort. Toronto Canada - ZUMAc35_ 20241118_zaf_c35_168 Copyright: xChrisxYoungx

November 18, 2024, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: ANNE MICHAELS, 66, accepts the Giller Prize of $100,000 for her book Held a multigenerational look at war and trauma spanning more than a century. The jury cited the novel as an impactful and hypnotic exploration of mortality, resilience and desires, at ceremony in Toronto, Monday. Award boycotted by several prominent Canadian authors over its sponsors’ ties to Israel. Based in Toronto, Michaels a poet and author. In her acceptance speech, said that her writing is a way of bearing witness against war, indifference, against amnesia of every sort. Toronto Canada - ZUMAc35_ 20241118_zaf_c35_166 Copyright: xChrisxYoungx