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In the September 2012 issue of Q&Q: Susan Swan, Wattpad, and Craig Davidson at Cannes

FEATURES
Swan’s Way:
Beyond her distinguished writing career, Susan Swan has built a reputation as one of CanLit’s most devoted activists and mentors

Not your typical gatekeeper: Wattpad has millions of young, wired readers, hundreds of thousands of free stories, and one big endorsement from Margaret Atwood. What the publishing industry can learn from one of Canada’s hottest tech start-ups

The Lobster Trap: What options do authors have when they feel mistreated by a publisher? For three creators involved with Montreal’s Lobster Press, the answer is suprisingly few

FRONTMATTER
Why ebooks could be the future of Canadian journalism

Craig Davidson’s Rust and Bone gets the red-carpet treatment

Deal: Ian Hamilton’s Ava Lee finds a U.S. home

Snapshot: Novelist, bookseller, and editor JoAnn McCaig

BookThug’s banner year

Cover to cover: Frank Davey’s aka bpNichol

REVIEWS

Sweet Jesus by Christine Pountney
Anna from Away
by D.R. MacDonald
The Rapture of the Nerds by Cory Doctorow and Charles Stross
My Leaky Body: Tales from the Gurney by Julie Devaney
The Age of Hope
by David Bergen

PLUS more fiction, non-fiction, and poetry

BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
This Is Not My Hat by Jon Klassen
Bella’s Blessings by Brenda Stokes; Trisha DesRosiers, illus.
Wishes by Jean Little; Geneviève Côté, illus.
(You) Set Me on Fire by Mariko Tamaki
The Encyclopedia of Me by Karen Rivers

PLUS more fiction, non-fiction,and picture books

THE Q&Q/BOOKNET CANADA BESTSELLERS

THE LAST WORD
In struggling to discover my voice as a writer, I overlooked what had been there all along, writes Miranda Hill

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August 21st, 2012

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