Poet, translator, and essayist Bänoo Zan has been named the recipient of the 2025 Freedom to Read Award.
Sofia Ajram garners two nominations for Bram Stoker Awards
Rights deals: Diane Terrana and Michelle Swallow
Personnel changes: CookeMcDermid
Frye Festival announces Antonine Maillet tribute in Moncton
Communication with stakeholders key as tariff uncertainty continues: Friesens
As the North American economy continues to be held hostage by the ongoing uncertainty over when – or if – the United States will implement its proposed 25 per cent tariffs on goods crossing into the country from Canada and Mexico, a major Canadian book printer is pursuing a strategy of open communication with its stakeholders.
‘A really electrifying time to be here’: Nicole Winstanley on her new role at Simon & Schuster Canada
A new children’s publishing program is one of several areas of growth that Winstanley has identified for Simon & Schuster Canada. Also in her sights is expanding the literary imprint Scribner Canada as well as the publisher’s list more generally to include more categories than it has traditionally published in – broadening its lists to provide books for every reader.
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