Doug Wright Awards for Canadian Cartooning
1 appearances
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Edition 19 (2023) Winner
Jonathan Dyck
ジョナサン・ダイク
Jonasan Daiku
Profile
- Gender
- Male
- Nationality
- Canadian
- Languages
- English
- Religion
- Mennonite
- Residence History
- Winkler, Manitoba → Winnipeg, Manitoba
Career
- Occupations
- graphic novelist, comics artist
- Active Years
- 2010-2024
Awards
| Year | Award | Work | Category | Organization | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | McNally Robinson Book of the Year Award | Shelterbelts | — | Manitoba Book Awards | winner |
| 2023 | Eileen McTavish Sykes Award | Shelterbelts | best first book | Manitoba Book Awards | co-winner |
| 2023 | Doug Wright Award | Shelterbelts | Emerging Talent | — | winner |
McNally Robinson Book of the Year Award
2023
Work:
Shelterbelts
Organization:
Manitoba Book Awards
Result:
winner
Eileen McTavish Sykes Award
2023
Work:
Shelterbelts
Category:
best first book
Organization:
Manitoba Book Awards
Result:
co-winner
Doug Wright Award
2023
Work:
Shelterbelts
Category:
Emerging Talent
Result:
winner
Awards & Nominations
McNally Robinson Book of the Year Award
1 appearances
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Edition 35 (2023) Winner
Works
Major Works
Shelterbelts
2022 graphic novelHis debut graphic novel, set in the fictional Mennonite town of Hespeler.
Mennonitecommunitychange
The Secret Treaty
2024 nonfiction graphic novelA short nonfiction graphic novel illustrated by Dyck, about a handshake treaty between the Ojibwe and early Mennonite settlers of the West Reserve.
Indigenous peoplesMennonitehistory
Bibliography
- Shelterbelts (2022)
- The Secret Treaty (2024)
Legacy
Canadian graphic novelist recognized for works exploring Mennonite themes, winner of Manitoba Book Awards and Doug Wright Award.
Trivia
- Grew up in a Mennonite family in Winkler, Manitoba.
- Currently lives in Winnipeg.
- Married to poet Sarah Ens.