Who Doesn't Like Free Books?

Fancy yourself an expert on Canadian fiction? Even if you don't, here's a chance to do some sleuthing and win a couple of books, courtesy of Random House. What do you need to do? Just name two of the three short stories written by Neil Smith that have been nominated for the Journey Prize and send your answers in to Torontoist.

The winners will receive a copy of Neil Smith's debut collection of short stories, Bang/Crunch, as well as a copy of Colm Toibin's critically acclaimed new short story collection, Mothers and Sons. The winners will also receive a ticket to the International Readings at Harbourfront, where Neil and Colm will be reading on February 7 - so you can get your books signed!

UPDATE

Congratulations to the two winners of the contest, Marvin C. and Jeff T.

Photo of Neil Smith courtesy of Random House. Author photo by Alain Abel.

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