They’ve seen ours. Now we get to see theirs.In the past couple of years, San Francisco’s MacAdam/Cage has published a number of Canadian authors, including Kristen den Hartog and Brian Francis, in the U.S. Now ... Read More »

Tom Best will be leaving his position as national accounts manager at Raincoast Books to work as vice-president of marketing and sales at HarperCollins Canada, the company he left in 2000 to become president of ... Read More »

Though the London Book Fair is still one of the world’s top literary rights markets, it seems that this year’s fair – which runs from March 5 to 7 – has lost a bit of ... Read More »

It was déjà vu all over again at the Charles Taylor Prize for Literary Non-fiction ceremony in Toronto on Monday. For the second year in a row, a thirtysomething man from Vancouver won the $25,000dead-man-in-paradise/> ... Read More »

With its budget remaining at approximately $9-million, the number of people registering for its annual payouts steadily increasing, and the size of maximum payouts overall decreasing incrementally, it was business as usual for the Public ... Read More »

Gordon Sheppard, a Montreal polymath best known in publishing circles for writing HA!: A Self-Murder Mystery, a 900-page novel on the suicide of Quebec author Hubert Aquin, died of cancer Sunday at the age ofha-author-dies-of-cancer/> ... Read More »

In a recent restructuring move, the Literary Press Group has eliminated the position of marketing manager, which had been currently occupied by Rob Lidstone. After having been with the LPG for more than 10 years, ... Read More »