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Spring Preview 2017: Marianne Apostolides’s intimate memoir combines aquatic imagery and words to examine themes that are now more relevant than ever

By: Suzanne Alyssa Andrew

December 14th, 2016

3:07 pm

Filed under: Industry News, People, Preview, Writing Life

Issue Date:January 2017

Tags: Deep Salt Water, Marianne Apostolides, profile, Spring Preview, Spring Preview 2017

Is it time for Canadian gay literature to leave its comfort zone and respond to the Grindr generation?

Every year, the search for the Great Gay Novel proves to be more challenging than the last.

By: Elio Iannacci

November 29th, 2016

12:13 pm

Filed under: People

Issue Date:December 2016

Tags: Candyass, feature, gay lit, gay literature, Nick Comilla, Sky Gilbert, Toronto, Vivek Shraya

Remembering Jim Munro: “He believed that books could change the world”

Jim Munro of Munro’s Books passed away Monday at his home. he was 87.

By: Robert J. Wiersema

November 24th, 2016

11:18 am

Filed under: People

Tags: Alice Munro, B.C., bookselling, Jim Munro, Munro's Books

Firefly Books makes a foray into graphica

By: Becky Robertson

October 3rd, 2016

4:45 pm

Filed under: Deals, Industry News, People

Tags: Deals, Firefly Books, Glen Chapron, graphica, Ivanka Hahnenberger, Lionel Koffler, Loïc Dauvillier, Ontario, The Attack, Yasmina Khadra

Hal Niedzviecki turns literary “desperation” into a marketing tool

By: Becky Robertson

September 29th, 2016

2:31 pm

Filed under: People, Writing Life

Tags: ARP Books, Broken Pencil, Hal Niedzviecki, serialization, serialized novels, The Archaologists

Personal Essay: Penguin Random House editor Amanda Lewis on leaving her dream job

By: Amanda Lewis

September 28th, 2016

12:58 pm

Filed under: People

Tags: Amanda Lewis, editing

Douglas & McIntyre co-founder Jim Douglas dies

By: Sue Carter

September 26th, 2016

4:42 pm

Filed under: People

Tags: Douglas & McIntyre, Jim Douglas

Invisible City project invites writers to engage with abandoned Toronto sites

By: Becky Robertson

September 26th, 2016

4:11 pm

Filed under: People, Writing Life

Tags: Andrew F. Sullivan, Endless City, FORMS, Jess Taylor, Sjoerd ter Borg, The Invisible City

Kidlit Spotlight: After almost 10 years and seven books, graphic novelist Scott Chantler brings his Three Thieves series to an end

By: Nathan Whitlock

September 19th, 2016

3:25 pm

Filed under: Children's publishing, People, Writing Life

Issue Date:October 2016

Tags: BFYP, kidlit spotlight, Scott Chantler, Three Thieves

Ontario author-graphic designer launching Pelee Island writer retreat

By: Becky Robertson

September 15th, 2016

4:57 pm

Filed under: Industry News, People, Writing Life

Tags: Ontario, Peelee Island, Peelee Island Writers Retreat, writers retreat

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Spring Preview 2017: Marianne Apostolides’s intimate memoir combines aquatic imagery and words to examine themes that are now more relevant than ever

Is it time for Canadian gay literature to leave its comfort zone and respond to the Grindr generation?

Remembering Jim Munro: “He believed that books could change the world”

Firefly Books makes a foray into graphica

Hal Niedzviecki turns literary “desperation” into a marketing tool

Personal Essay: Penguin Random House editor Amanda Lewis on leaving her dream job

Douglas & McIntyre co-founder Jim Douglas dies

Invisible City project invites writers to engage with abandoned Toronto sites

Kidlit Spotlight: After almost 10 years and seven books, graphic novelist Scott Chantler brings his Three Thieves series to an end

Ontario author-graphic designer launching Pelee Island writer retreat

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