A major Quebec literary press has pulled out of ANEL, the association of French-language publishers (l'Association nationale des éditeurs des livres), over concerns the group is "headed away from representing serious literature," in the words ... Read More »

With Indigo’s plans to reduce its level of book offerings widely reported this week, publishers contacted by Q&Q Omni offered reactions ranging from outright dismay to cautious optimism.For publishers, the most alarming tidbit to come ... Read More »

When an Ontario company brought its print-on-demand machines to the public three years ago, it was with the hope of selling mainstream titles through bookstore kiosks. But that hasn’t quite worked out – the real ... Read More »

The buzz began last fall, when Kids Can Press unveiled its newest illustrated children’s series, Visions in Poetry, at the Frankfurt Book Fair. Kids Can was touting a unique “graphic poetry” format that combines classic ... Read More »

Random House Canada is pulling out all the stops in an effort to rule the lucrative gift book market this holiday season with The Museum Called Canada: 25 Rooms of Wonder. The marketing and publicity ... Read More »

"Culture belongs to Quebeckers.” That was the ultimatum laid down by Liza Frulla back in 1991, when, as Quebec’s cultural affairs minister, she fronted a hard-nosed campaign for Liberal Quebec premier Robert Bourassa to gain ... Read More »