Erin Woodward stumbled by accident into her position as one of the most influential book-club organizers in the world.
Daily Deals: Dundurn acquires John Gallagher memoir
Dundurn has acquired rights to Toronto broadcaster John Gallagher’s Big League Babble On.
Humber becomes new home for Indigenous Editors Circle
Saskatchewan’s groundbreaking Indigenous Editors Circle program is moving west to Toronto’s Humber College this summer.
Daily Deals: True North gets TV deal | Cormorant acquires new Jessica Westhead story collection
Dundurn has acquired world rights to entertainment lawyer and former Degrassi executive producer Stephen Stohn’s memoir, Whatever It Takes.
Dennis Lee returns with a career-spanning collection
Anansi, the press Dennis Lee co-founded 50 years ago, will release the new volume.
Loan Stars: Librarians pick their favourite upcoming May titles
Each month, Canadian library staff vote for their favourite upcoming books, via BookNet Canada’s Loan Stars readers-advisory program.
Coach House plans “substantial reprint” of Canada Reads winner, Fifteen Dogs
There isn’t going to be much room left on the cover of André Alexis’s novel Fifteen Dogs (Coach House Books) now that it has won Canada Reads.
Kids Can Press wins Publisher of the Year prize at Bologna
Kids Can Press has been named North American publisher of the year at the Bologna Children’s Book Fair.
Book clubs meet the mark
Book clubs often are dismissed as an excuse for women to gossip and drink wine. But it’s hard to ignore their influence on sales.
Daily Deals: ECW acquires Rob Simpson’s adventure memoir | Greystone picks up Zazie Todd’s dog book
ECW Press executive editor Michael Holmes has acquired world rights to Rob Simpson’s No Heavy Lifting.
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