HarperCollins and Harlequin move into new downtown Toronto headquarters
What Canadian publishers and agents are bringing to Bologna 2018
Thirty-nine Canadian English- and French-language publishers and two literary agencies will be in attendance at this year’s fair, including first-timers Firefly Books and Coteau Books.
Q&A: Léonicka Valcius on Tech Forum and building in-house momentum for diverse books
2018 Shaughnessy Cohen Prize jury announced
Journalist Kady O’Malley, Indigenous governance scholar Taiaiake Alfred, and past prize-winner Joseph Heath have been named by the Writers’ Trust of Canada as the jury for the 2017 Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political Writing.
Daily Deals: Awesome to develop Gillian Best’s The Last Wave for TV; U.S. rights for Carrianne Leung
Personnel change: The Rights Factory
Weston Prize winner Deborah Campbell joins University of Victoria’s department of writing
League of Canadian Poets announces 2018 awards longlists
To mark World Poetry Day, the League of Canadian Poets has announced the longlists for the three awards it administers: the Gerald Lampert Memorial Award, the Pat Lowther Memorial Award, and the Raymond Souster Award.
Canadian art-book publishers reach out to galleries and authors after U.K.’s Black Dog Publishing declares bankruptcy
Black Dog Publishing, the London, U.K., publisher of non-fiction books on art and culture, left numerous Canadian art galleries, artists, and authors in limbo when it laid off all 22 employees and shut its doors in January. Since then, Canadian art-book publishers, including the Magenta Foundation and Figure 1 Publishing, have reached out to those affected, inviting them to discuss domestic solutions.
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