Vicky Metcalf Short Story Award
Canadian Authors Association
Established 1979. Awarded to the Canadian writer (citizen or landed immigrant) of the best children's short story published in Canada in the previous year.
- 1995 - Bernice Friesen, "The Seasons are Horses" in The Seasons are Horses
- 1994 - Tim Wynne-Jones, "The Hope Bakery" in Some of the Kinder Planets
- 1993 - Rod McIntyre, "The Rink" in The Blue Jean Collection
- 1992 - Edna King, "Adventure on Thunder Island" in Adventure on Thunder Island
- 1991 - No award
- 1990 - Patricia G. Armstrong, "Choose Your Grandmother" in Jumbo Gumbo
- 1989 - Martha Brooks, "A Boy and his Dog" in Paradise Cafe & Other Stories
- 1988 - Claire MacKay, "Marvin and Me and the Files" in 12th Canadian Children's Annual
- 1987 - Isabel Reimer, "The Viking Dagger" in Of the Jigsaw
- 1986 - Wieler, Diana J. "The Boy Who Walked Backwards" in Prairie Jungle
- 1985 - Godfrey, Martyn "Here She Is, Ms. Teeny-Wonderful"
- 1984 - Archer, Colleen "The Dog Who Wanted to Die"
- 1983 - Hughes, Monica "The Iron-Barred Door" in Contexts, Anthology 2
- 1982 - Greenwood, Barbara "A Major Resolution" in Contexts, Anthology 1
- 1981 - Houston, James "Long Claws" in The Winter Fun Book
- 1980 - Salata, Estelle "Blind Date" in Time Enough
| Children's Literature Awards
| Children's Literature Web Guide
|
July 6, 1996
Comments or suggestions to David K. Brown (dkbrown@acs.ucalgary.ca)