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Michelle Good and Margaret Sweatman in conversation with Sara Power. It was a beautiful evening book ended by impromptu extended readings from Michelle. The night felt intimate and special.
25 Oct 2026
Join Michelle Good, Ayad Akhtar, and Margaret Sweatman for a conversation on the choices and experiences that change us deeply and forever shift our perspectives, with three remarkable writers whose celebrated novels explore violence, agency and the countless unspoken truths that haunt modern life.
11 Oct 2026
Congratulations to local authors Tara Gereaux and Michelle Good on being shortlisted for the Giller Prize. Be sure to check out their books ahead of the awards announcement on November 16!
@gillerprize @tara.gereaux.writes @creeborn
08 Oct 2026
Eliza Sunshine by Michelle Good has been shortlisted for the 2026 Giller Prize! 🦢
We at Random House Canada are so thrilled for Michelle and her wonderful book. A huge congratulations from all of us 🎉
Here's what the judges had to say:
"Lovingly written to evoke a rich oral storytelling tradition, Eliza Sunshine guides readers through memories of adversity and triumph, illustrating the power of storytelling as a means of healing and overcoming struggle. Drawing heavily from the author’s own family history, Eliza Sunshine is a masterful, deeply personal snapshot of a tragic chapter of Canadian history, navigating readers with unflinching honesty through a story of hope and strength."
The Giller Prize will be announced on November 16 at 9pm, make sure to grab a copy of the book and tune-in!
#ElizaSunshine #MichelleGood #RandomHouseCanada #GillerPrize
05 Oct 2026
When Michelle Good’s mother was in her 20s, she changed her name from Martha Eliza to Elizabeth to sound “less Indigenous.”
Michelle’s new novel, Eliza Sunshine, is rooted intimately in her mother’s life and gives her mother her name back. The novel weaves Eliza’s experiences and Michelle’s family history into a deeply personal story following three generations of Cree women. It’s also informed by Michelle’s experience as a community advocate, lawyer and storyteller and her mission of keeping Indigenous stories alive.
This week, Michelle joins Mattea Roach on #Bookends to talk about why hope is something that moves you forward and the family legacy that inspires this point of view. Swipe through to see family photos submitted by Michelle!
Listen to the full episode on CBC Listen, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. #podcasts #IndigenousBooks
28 Sep 2026
This Sunday, Sept 27! 💛
Join Michelle Good and Candace Savage in conversation about their latest books at the beautiful Wanuskewin in Saskatoon. Books available for purchase from McNally Saskatoon.
This is a free event. Come one, come all!
23 Sep 2026
@creeborn has written another breathtaking book, an incredible story of three generations of Cree women on the Canadian prairies. This historical fiction will leave an imprint on your mind and heart. The first section enters into the life of Swan, in the final season of what she doesn't know is the last peaceful and productive journey on earth with her family. We get to experience what her eyes see and her body feels during that year - a time that forever changed indigenous communities, as their happy lives are altered by the devastation of slaughtered brothers, the Buffalo.
Michelle Good is a gift to our generation - the skill by which she shapes character, timeline, loss, love and hope. This is the story of Saskatchewan. Superintendents, admin, teachers, read read read this book and get it into the curriculum - the first section masterfully laying out the events that forced the hand of Riel, Dumont, Big Bear and Poundmaker to sign treaties, and raise arms to plea for their people.
Eliza and Ella'a chapters would be particularly interesting to many Boomer and Gen Xers, as they reflect the time and place in western Canada from the 50s through to the 90s. The storytelling sheds light on the entrapment tools of Indian agents and government policies that had devastating effects. This brilliant story is filled with not just strength through hard times, but deep familial bonds, love stories, humour, complexities of mother-daughter relationships, and the gift of life long friendships.
I read this book on a canoe trip last week, just to have trumpeting swans fly in front of us for the last couple days - reminding me each time of Fast Runner, Magpie, Singing Stone, Old Clear Sky, Walks Far, Maskwa, and Sweet Medicine.
09 Sep 2026
We are honoured to announce special guest Maria Campbell will be joining us next week for the launch of Eliza Sunshine by Michelle Good, in conversation with Tanya Talaga. Join us for an unforgettable evening .
Tickets and full event details at elizasunshine.eventbrite.ca.
12 Aug 2026
Another Story Bookshop and Random House Canada present Michelle Good, author of TRUTH TELLING and FIVE LITTLE INDIANS, in conversation with Tanya Talaga for the launch of ELIZA SUNSHINE.
Join us for an unforgettable evening at Paradise Theatre to celebrate a a powerful family saga following three generations of Cree women and the storytelling tradition that connects them to each other.
Tickets are available at elizasunsine.eventbrite.ca.
03 Jul 2026
Author of Five Little Indians, Michelle Good returns with her highly anticipated second novel, Eliza Sunshine, a sweeping, intergenerational Cree family saga tracing three generations of women whose lives are shaped by colonial violence, resilience and the enduring power of story.
Michelle is a Cree writer and a member of the Red Pheasant Cree Nation in Saskatchewan. Her poems, short stories, and essays have been published in magazines and anthologies across Canada, and her poetry was included on two lists of the best Canadian poetry. Five Little Indians, her debut novel, won the HarperCollins/UBC Best New Fiction Prize, the Amazon First Novel Award, the Governor General’s Literary Award, the Rakuten Kobo Emerging Writer Award, the Evergreen Award, the City of Vancouver Book Award, and Canada Reads 2022.
Michelle joins the 44th Sunshine Coast Festival of Written Arts on August 15 at 3:30 p.m. Buy your tickets for this event and more on our website.
24 Jun 2026
I have a stack of #TruthTelling by @creeborn that I give to friends, family, coworkers. This is a small act of reconciliation that aligns with my passion for storytelling. Sharing Indigenous stories is something that I can do to support Indigenous authors and share different perspectives. #reconciliation #indigenousbooks
31 May 2025
My brilliant, beautiful and fiery champion on Canada Reads. GoGoGo!
26 Jan 2022
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