The new edition will feature 70 pages of new content and additional photography.
WLU Press to offer free ebooks in support of incarcerated poet Rita Wong
WLU Press is offering free digital copies of social-justice texts in solidarity with jailed poet Rita Wong.
Ingrid Paulson addresses Margaret Atwood, Puritan society, and American exceptionalism with latest Gladstone Press release, The Scarlet Letter
Margaret Atwood is partially responsible for hurrying the latest Gladstone Press book to market.
Daily Deals: David A. Robertson strikes three-book deal with Puffin; two-book deal with Tundra
Children’s Book Bank to give away 10,000 books at TTC stations
Save the date: the non-profit will be handing out free kids’ books at three Toronto subway stations on Sept. 16
Daily Deals: Dundurn acquires modern wedding guide; Douglas & McIntyre to publish birding memoir
How UTP’s new series uses comics to represent scholarly ethnographic research
“Comics have the ability to create an emotional connection between the reader and the subject, which contributes to a greater understanding of the issues at hand,” says UTP’s acquisitions editor for anthropology and sociology.
Toronto’s Dominik Parisien wins Hugo Award for co-editing Uncanny Magazine’s “Disabled People Destroy Science Fiction!”
Toronto writer and editor Dominik Parisien has won a Hugo Award for co-editing Uncanny Magazine’s Disabled People Destroy Science Fiction! special issue.
Aimee Reid tells kids the story of Mister Rogers
Mister Rogers is currently having a moment, with a documentary, a biopic starring Tom Hanks, and You Are My Friend, a just-published picture book.
Seven U.S. publishers band together in copyright suit over Amazon-owned Audible’s proposed “Audible Captions”
The Association of American Publishers and a consortium of seven U.S. publishers filed a copyright suit against Amazon on Aug. 23 in advance of its planned launch of Audible Captions this September.
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