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Quebec novelist wins prestigious award

Quebec bestseller Le Plongeur or The Dishwasher written by Montrealer Stéphane Larue was awarded the prestigious Amazon Canada First Novel Award. The award comes with a $60,000 cash prize. Melina Giubilaro sits with him.

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