![]() ![]() The novel is a tender and elegant exploration of the perpetual problem of human consciousness, and the ways that gift is likewise a curse - we all have it, but to so many different ends and in light of infinitely unique experiences. It’s a fitting observation from the author of Fifteen Dogs. It was an inspiring and diverse shortlist, and as we take our seats in the cafe, Alexis mentions how pleased he was to see such a range of perspectives represented by the jury, the presenters, and of course, the literature being celebrated. No one person can run everyone else over.” With a slightly bigger jury, there’s less room for coercion and more for consideration, he explains, shaking Alexis’s hand, “that’s the beauty of five. For the first time, this year’s prize jury was made up of five rather than three members, and MacLeod says he thinks it’s a magic number. In the lobby of the hotel, where the annual ceremony is held, we run into Alexander MacLeod, a juror for this year’s $100,000 prize. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receipt. ![]()
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