With flights out of London continuing to be postponed until at least Tuesday, the London Book Fair, which began Monday, is proving to be a much more subdued affair than usual. Many publishers’ booths, including ... Read More »

The Toronto Women’s Bookstore, which was set to close last Friday if a buyer could not be found, will be staying open until the end of May, and perhaps beyond that, if one of two ... Read More »

As Q&Q reported yesterday, many of the Canadians planning to attend the London Book Fair, which takes place April 19–21, are facing the distinct possibility they’ll be sitting out the event entirely. All flights to ... Read More »

Each summer for nearly three decades, those looking to break into the Canadian publishing industry have packed their bags and headed to B.C. for an intensive two-week training program. This year will be no different, ... Read More »

Canadian literary agents and publishers preparing for next week’s London Book Fair, which runs from April 19 to 21, woke up to some very unexpected news on Thursday: a volcano in Iceland has erupted and ... Read More »

The author of this year’s Massey Lectures, Douglas Coupland, has broken with tradition by submitting a 50,000-word novel instead of the usual lengthy essay. According to House of Anansi Press president and publisher Sarah MacLachlan, ... Read More »