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Book packager takes top editorial job at Chatelaine

Book publishing veteran Sara Angel has been chosen to edit Chatelaine magazine.Currently the proprietor of Otherwise Editions, a Toronto-based book packager, Angel was selected for the top job at the venerable Rogers-owned women’s magazine bychatelaine/> ... Read More »

May 25, 2006

Sage Publications

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Sage Publications is now being distributed in Canada by Thomson Nelson Publishers. Academic markets will be ... Read More »

May 23, 2006

Cambridge University Press

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Effective immediately, Pam Robinson has joined Cambridge University Press as sales ... Read More »

May 23, 2006

Clark and McNaughton win on The Rock

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The Newfoundland and Labrador Book Awards were presented on May 18, 2006, in St. John's. Janet McNaughton collected the Bruneau Family Children's Literature Award for Brave Jack and the Unicorn, published by Tundra Books. And ... Read More »

May 23, 2006

Zed takes science-fiction award

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To coincide with the BookExpo America festivities last weekend, Foreword Magazine gave out its annual book-of-the-year-awards. The awards, honouring independent presses, are presented in a long list of categories. And once again, some Canadian titleszed-takes-science-fiction-award/> ... Read More »

May 23, 2006

Canada Council announces new award for arts managers

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The Canada Council for the Arts has announced the John Hobday Awards in Arts Management, honouring the organization's former director, who left the group earlier this year. There will be two $10,000 awards funded with ... Read More »

May 23, 2006

3-Day Novel Contest to get TV treatment

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Indigo and BookTelevision are teaming up to bring writers out into the open – and hopefully coax a masterpiece out of them – for the first-ever televised 3-Day Novel Contest.Held over the Labour Day weekend, ... Read More »

May 23, 2006 | Filed under: Book news

News from BEA, part 1: LongPen pricing revealed

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By her own admission, CanLit star Margaret Atwood first conceived the LongPen – her long-distance autographing device – as a means of easing her own promotional and travel obligations. But so far it seems to ... Read More »

May 23, 2006

News from BEA, part 2: Abebooks … still growing

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It was a busy BookExpo America for Abebooks, the Victoria-based online bookselling portal. To boost consumer traffic in this, its 10th-anniversary year, the firm has just kicked off what publicity manager Richard Davies calls “our ... Read More »

May 23, 2006

Indigo doubles profits

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Indigo Books & Music says its profits have more than doubled in the last fiscal year, thanks to an increase in revenues and sales in each of the chain’s three channels.According to year-end results issued ... Read More »

May 18, 2006

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Book packager takes top editorial job at Chatelaine

Sage Publications

Cambridge University Press

Clark and McNaughton win on The Rock

Zed takes science-fiction award

Canada Council announces new award for arts managers

3-Day Novel Contest to get TV treatment

News from BEA, part 1: LongPen pricing revealed

News from BEA, part 2: Abebooks … still growing

Indigo doubles profits

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