By his own admission, George A. Romero was – for a long time – a failure at art.
Daily Deals: Dundurn acquires Raffy Boudjikanian’s Journey through Genocide
Dundurn Press director of sales and marketing Margaret Bryant has acquired world rights to Calgary journalist Raffy Boudjikanian’s Journey through Genocide.
Toronto Public Library pilots staff-less library project
The Toronto Public Library is preparing to test a yearlong staff-less pilot system at two of its branches.
The Beguiling Books and Art spotlighted in Toronto’s Uniqlo indie market
The Beguiling is one of four local retailers taking part in Uniqlo’s #UniqloMeetsToronto, a pop-up market honouring the city’s indie businesses.
McGill-Queen’s sets its sights overseas with the opening of its U.K. office
McGill-Queen’s University Press is extending its reach even further by opening an office in London.
Newfoundland and Labrador’s new book tax has the province’s literary community concerned for the future
Two items in particular stood out to the literary community of Newfoundland and Labrador among the widespread cuts and tax increases presented in the provincial government’s April 2016 austerity budget.
Deal Spotlight: Botanist Diana Beresford-Kroeger’s documentary sparks renewed interest in her 2010 nature book
Diana Beresford-Kroeger has found success as one of the most well-informed scientific voices in Canada.
Daily Deals: Random House Canada acquires Jann Arden memoir
Knopf Random Canada Group publisher Anne Collins has acquired world rights to a new memoir by Canadian singer and songwriter Jann Arden.
Daily Deals: Laksa Media acquires speculative fiction collection
Laksa Media has acquired world rights to The Sum of Us: Tales of the Bonded and Bound.
Future uncertain for Richard Wagamese’s unpublished manuscripts
Acclaimed Ojibway author and journalist Richard Wagamese was working on at least two manuscripts before he died on March 10.
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