Koyama Press has hired Ed Kanerva as a full-time publishing assistant, effective March 1. Prior to joining Koyama Press a year ago as a part-time assistant, Kanerva was the exhibitions and publications coordinator at The ... Read More »

The University of Regina is looking to expand and rebrand its academic publishing division, and has tapped Bruce Walsh, a publishing consultant currently based in Toronto, to oversee the transition. Effective March 1, the university’s ... Read More »

Harelquin has several personnel changes to announce: After 13 years of service, Valerie Gray, executive editor of Harlequin MIRA, will retire on March 31. Tara Parsons will take over Gray’s position. Leonore Waldrip has been ... Read More »

Coinciding with its 20th anniversary, Toronto’s Transatlantic Literary Agency has rebranded as Transatlantic Agency. Samantha Haywood – who, along with fellow agent Marie Campbell, was recently appointed a shareholder in the company – says the ... Read More »

After months of anxiety following the announcement that D&M Publishers had filed for creditor protection, authors are breathing a collective sigh of relief that both of the company’s imprints, Douglas & McIntyre and Greystone Books, ... Read More »

For the past eight years, San Miguel de Allende, an idyllic colonial town in central Mexico, has played host to the San Miguel Writers’ Conference, the only bilingual literary event in North America that focuses ... Read More »