Canadian publishers and agents share five titles they’ll be pitching at the 2019 Frankfurt Book Fair.
How much do pre-orders predict a bestseller?
Pre-orders can launch a bestseller, yet some publishers say they remain an unreliable predictor of success.
Indigo launches in-store baby concept shop
There’s plenty for readers-in-training to drool over.
BookNet Canada reports increase in print revenue for indie booksellers amidst general optimism for the industry
Three out of four Canadian indie booksellers viewed their bookstores as healthy, with about six in 10 optimistic about the health of the Canadian publishing industry.
How film will influence Hamilton indie Epic Books as it opens a second location inside a rep. cinema
Hamilton’s Epic Books will open a second location inside the city’s Playhouse Cinema on Sept. 17.
Pirated copies of Margaret Atwood’s The Testaments hosted through LinkedIn’s SlideShare platform as part of phishing scheme
Considered to be the biggest title of the fall season, The Testaments’ pre-release has not been a completely blessed event.
Beloved downtown Toronto bookstore Ben McNally Books to close current location in 2020
Ben McNally Books, a fixture on Bay Street in downtown Toronto, is set to close next year.
How booksellers across Canada are preparing to launch Margaret Atwood’s The Testaments
Inside the bookselling hoopla around the biggest book of the fall.
Edmonton’s Audreys Books and the city’s newest indie, Glass Bookshop, share a passion for serving local readers
Change is in the air for Edmonton’s indie book scene as Audreys Books long-time shop owner prepares to retire and Glass Bookshop prepares to open.
Indigo experiments with “hyperlocal” urban pop-up
Indigo Books and Music CMO Samantha Taylor reveals the concept behind the company’s latest experimental pop-up shop.
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