Winners will be announced in late May on the Canadian Crime Writers of Canada’s website and social media channels.
Daily Deals: Debut novel from Lisa Bird-Wilson goes to Doubleday following Coteau bankruptcy
Access Copyright and voicEd Radio partner on “I Value Canadian Stories” podcast
“I Value Canadian Stories” dedicated to children’s and YA writing, featuring authors such as Eric Walters, David Robertson, and Sylvia McNicoll.
Daily Deals: Black Moss Press acquires haiku and haibun collection from D.A. Lockhart
Giller to waive staggered deadlines, accept all entrees before August 14 regardless of publication date
To accommodate the changing publication calendar, the Giller will accept all entries before their final deadline of Aug. 14.
Ian Hanington: How publishing can respond to the climate crisis
Ian Hanington, who with David Suzuki co-authored the 2017 book Just Cool It!: The Climate Crisis and What We Can Do (Greystone Books), shares his green tips.
Loan Stars: Librarians pick their top upcoming May titles
Each month, Canadian library staff vote for their most-anticipated upcoming books.
Jean Little was her family’s poet and a pioneer in the Canadian kidlit community
Family and friends remember Little as quick, playful, mischievous, and real – just like her characters
Annick Press and Les 400 Coups are finalists for the Bologna Prize for the Best Children’s Publishers of the Year
Canadian publishers have won the award’s North American category five of the last seven years.
How to get the most out of the first virtual Festival of Literary Diversity
To walk festival-goers through the uncharted territory of our digital universe, Jael Richardson and Amanda Leduc offer some tips on how to get the most out of the FOLD’s first virtual literary festival.
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