Michael Redhill

Michael Redhill is a poet, playwright and novelist.Redhill garnered much acclaim for past novels ConsolationandMartin Sloaneandwon the $100,000 Scotiabank Giller Prize in 2017 for Bellevue Square.The novel follows Jean Mason, a woman who finds out that she may have a doppelgnger in the Toronto neighbourhood ofKensington Market. Redhill also writes mysteries under the pseudonym Inger Ash Wolfe. He currently lives in Toronto.

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Books by Michael Redhill

Interviews with Michael Redhill

Michael Redhill accepts the 2017 Scotiabank Giller Prize

7 years ago

Duration 5:05

Michael Redhill won the 2017 Scotiabank Giller Prize for his novel Bellevue Square. The $100,000 prize is Canada's richest literary award.

Michael Redhill on winning the 2017 Giller Prize

7 years ago

Duration 2:18

Michael Redhill, author of Bellevue Square, is this year's Giller Prize winner. Bellevue Square is a dark comedy about a woman searching for her doppelganger and trying to determine her look-alike's potentially sinister motives

CBC's Heather Hiscox chats with Giller Prize winner Michael Redhill

7 years ago

Duration 6:52

'Life doesn't prepare you for a moment like that,' says Bellevue Square author