Jen Gauthier, the new publisher at the independent Vancouver publishing house, plans to continue Greystone’s focus on nonfiction, as well as the translation and sales of international books.
Transatlantic Agency’s Shaun Bradley retiring
Shaun Bradley, a senior agent and founding member of the Transatlantic Agency, is retiring after 20 years at the agency.
Obituary: Chris Keen
Jessica Mosher named president, publisher, and CEO of UTP
Mosher will be taking over as president, publisher, and CEO of the press as of November 1.
Esi Edugyan brings Black historical figures out of the shadows
In this year’s CBC Massey Lectures, two-time Giller winner Esi Edugyan tells the stories of overlooked Black figures from history in essays that explore art, white allyship, samurais, and more.
Memorial: Roy MacSkimming remembering Naïm Kattan, 1928–2021
From the mid-1960s to the late ’80s, Kattan and his distinctive bushy moustache were ubiquitous at literary events across the country.
A biography of Anne of Green Gables’ first Japanese translator has Uzma Jalaluddin reminiscing about her childhood hero
Meet three young change-makers with a literary flair
These young people are harnessing the power of literature to change their communities.
Remembering Margaret-Olemaun Pokiak-Fenton, children’s book author and residential school survivor
The Inuvialuit knowledge keeper and residential school survivor died at the age of 84.
Iris Tupholme, founding chair of TIFA’s IV Programme, reflects on stepping down after nearly 15 years
During Tupholme’s time as chair, the IV Programme has brought more than 300 publishing professionals to TIFA.
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