The 3Macs carte blanche Prize is awarded once a year in recognition of an outstanding submission by a Quebec writer or translator. The 3Macs carte blanche prize is sponsored by 3Macs, a division of Raymond James. Thanks to Mark Gallop for being the founding sponsor of the prize.
Winners receive a cash prize and a unique trophy “The Lori” created by Montreal artist Glen LeMesurier.
Past winners of the 3Macs carte blanche Prize:
2019 – Aquanauts, by Eliza Robertson
Juror: Alessandra Naccarato
Finalists
2018 – loss of (her)self, by Alisha Dukelow
Juror: Madeleine Thien
Finalists
2017 – FERRANTE IN THE CELLAR: A Vulgar Appreciation, by Domenica Martinello
Juror: Liz Howard
Finalists
2016 – Rabbits With Red Eyes, by Lesley Trites
Juror: Nick Mount
Finalists
2015 – Self-Serve, by Deborah VanSlet
Juror: Kathleen Winter
Finalists
2014 – It’s Late, Doctor Schweizter, by Didier Leclair, translated by Elaine Kennedy and Sheryl Curtis published in Issue 20.
Juror: Lisa Moore
Finalists
2013 – Bluefooted by Juliet Waters
Juror: Nina Bunjevac
Finalists
2012 – Aria by Heather Davis
Juror: Kevin Chong
inalists
2011 – Like This Together by Gillian Sze
Juror: Joseph Salvatore
2011 Finalists
2010 – Something Important and Delicate by Mark Paterson
Juror: Neil Smith
Finalists: Picnic by Sarah Gilbert and Letters Out by Finn Clarke
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2014 Lori
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2013 Lori
