Simon & Schuster Canada children’s book editor Patricia Ocampo has acquired world rights to Yes No Maybe So, is a middle-grade choose-your-own-love-story series.
Daily Deals: KCP Loft acquires new YA novel by Alisha Sevigny
KCP Loft editorial director Kate Egan has acquired World English-language rights to Toronto-based writer Alisha Sevigny’s sophomore YA novel, Summer Constellations.
Daily Deals: Imajin Books acquires novel; sells trilogy foreign rights
Imajin Books publisher Cheryl Tardif has acquired world rights to Kristina Stanley’s new novel, Look the Other Way.
Daily Deals: M&S acquires new Saleema Nawaz novel; BookThug to publish new poetry by Gwen Benaway
McClelland & Stewart senior editor Anita Chong has acquired Canadian English-language rights to a new novel by 2016 Canada Reads finalist Saleema Nawaz.
Daily Deals: Five Rivers Publishing acquires sci-fi from Tanah Haney
Five Rivers Publishing editor Sara Firmani has acquired Peterborough, Ontario, author Tanah Haney’ science-fiction novel, Fractal Theory.
Daily Deals: MIRA to publish new domestic suspense by Hannah McKinnon
Harlequin editor Michelle Meade has acquired world rights to a domestic suspense novel by Oakville, Ontario, author Hannah McKinnon.
Daily Deals: S&S Canada acquires memoir by aunt of drowned Syrian boy, Alan Kurdi
Simon & Schuster Canada vice-president and editorial director Nita Pronovost and editor Brendan May have acquired a memoir by Tima Kurdi.
Daily Deals: Winnipeg author’s “most-read story” on Wattpad sells in five languages
Chicago independent press Sourcebooks has acquired world English-language rights to Winnipeg writer Isabelle Ronin’s Chasing Red, which was Wattpad’s most-read story of 2016 with more than 126 million views.
Daily Deals: Pyr acquires K.R. Richardson futuristic cop drama
Pyr Books has acquired a futuristic cop drama by K.R. Richardson.
Deals: CanLit legend Timothy Findley is finally recognized with his first comprehensive biography
After revisiting Timothy Findley’s breakout novel, 1977’s The Wars, for one of her books, Vancouver scholar Sherrill Grace discovered there wasn’t enough information on the Canadian novel (or its author) to satisfy her curiosity.
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