Catherine Hernandez

Malia BakerchampionedScarboroughbyCatherine HernandezonCanada Reads2022.

Canada Readstookplace March 28-31, 2022The debates werehosted byAli Hassanandbroadcast onCBC Radio One,CBC TV,CBC Gemand onCBC Books.

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About Catherine Hernandez

Catherine Hernandezis a Canadian writer, author and playwright. Her 2017 novel,Scarborough, was a shortlistedfinalist for the 2017 Toronto Book Award, the 2018 Trillium Book Award, the 2018 Edmund White Awardand wason the longlistfor Canada Reads 2018.Scarboroughwas also adapted to screen as a feature film andpremiered at TIFF in2021.

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Books by Catherine Hernandez

TheCanada Reads2022 contenders

• Christian Allaire championsFive Little Indiansby Michelle Good
• Malia Baker championsScarboroughby Catherine Hernandez
• Tareq Hadhad championsWhat Strange Paradiseby Omar El Akkad
• Suzanne Simard championsLife In the City of Dirty Waterby Clayton Thomas-Mller
• Mark Tewksbury championsWashington Blackby Esi Edugyan

Interviews with Catherine Hernandez

The Next Chapter13:51Catherine Hernandez on her novel Crosshairs

Catherine Hernandez's second novel, Crosshairs, takes place in a chilling dystopian future where a fascist regime seeks to eliminate all those deemed "Other."