Michael Adamson is best known as a contemporary abstract painter, but the Toronto artist has now added the title of publisher to his CV with the debut of Panda Group, a new small press focused ... Read More »

When Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty promised an influx of $30-million for new school library books earlier this fall (as part of a larger, one-time $80-million influx), it was great news for the province and for ... Read More »

After months of vague proposals, Reed Exhibitions, the organizer of BookExpo Canada, is getting down to the nitty-gritty regarding its plans for a new fall show. According to John McGeary, vice-president of Reed, a meeting ... Read More »

Self-Counsel Press has hired a replacement for publicist Selina Rajani, who left the company several weeks ago to work for ... Read More »

The media have already branded last week’s realignment of the U.S. publishing industry as “Black Wednesday.” The shakeup – which saw massive layoffs and restructuring at some of the country’s largest firms – is now ... Read More »

A big gain for John Wiley & Sons Canada will mean a big loss for Georgetown Publications. Last week, the U.S.-based Meredith Books – which Georgetown distributes in Canada – signed a licensing deal with ... Read More »

The Newfoundland-based audiobook publisher Rattling Books is testing the waters with a new venture – EarLit Shorts, a series of anthologies of unpublished short fiction by Canadian writers. Three anthologies are already available for download ... Read More »