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Griffin Poetry Prize spotlight: Sarah Tolmie reads from The Art of Dying
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Griffin Poetry Prize spotlight: Sarah Tolmie reads from The Art of Dying

This week on q, we're featuring some of the poets on the Canadian shortlist for the 2019 Griffin Poetry Prize. First up is Sarah Tolmie, who's nominated for her collection The Art of Dying.
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The Art of Dying is a poetry collection by Sarah Tolmie. (University of Waterloo, McGill-Queen's University Press)
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Every year, the Griffin Poetry Prize awards $65,000 to two poets, one from a Canadian shortlist and another from an international shortlist. This week on q, leading up to the 2019 ceremony on June 6, we're featuring readings from the Canadian nominees. First up is Sarah Tolmie, who's nominated for her latest poetry collection The Art of Dying.

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