Just a few years after calling it quits, the Canadian Amateur Playwrights Catalogue (CAPCAT) is back in business with a new publisher. Diane Montgomery has taken the helm at CAPCAT, which edits, prints, and distributes ... Read More »

Effective immediately, Publishers Group Canada is ... Read More »

First Nation Communities Read is calling for titles for its 2012–13 annual reading campaign. This year’s program will focus exclusively on children’s books that are “written and/or illustrated by, or otherwise involve the participation of, ... Read More »

In the same year that it celebrates 40 years of book publishing, Arsenal Pulp Press has released its first app for Apple devices. Available through iTunes since late November, Go Vegan! With Sarah Kramer features ... Read More »

Last October, around the time Joan Didion’s Blue Nights hit bookstores, it was difficult to pick up any magazine or newspaper without coming across a profile of the legendary American essayist, novelist, and screenwriter. One ... Read More »

The National Post has become the first Canadian daily to launch an e-book publishing program. Following the model made popular by Amazon’s Kindle Singles and Byliner.com, the newspaper’s editors, in partnership with HarperCollins Canada, will ... Read More »