According to Frog Hollow owner Heidi Hallett, being kicked out of Halifax's Park Lane Mall was a blessing in disguise. The store's new home, located just a few blocks away, is more airy and welcoming ... Read More »
Kids Can Press recently announced the launch of CitizenKid, a collection of books for children ages eight to 12 that explains complex global issues and encourages young readers to become better global citizens. Launch parties ... Read More »
The International Festival of Authors has just announced the preliminary lineup for this year's edition, which will mark the festival's 30th anniversary. (In the press release, the festival is dubbed "IFOA XXX," which suggests the ... Read More »
The 2009 Griffin Poetry Prize gala was held at the Stone Distillery in Toronto last night, and the literary community was out in full force, ready to eat fancy food, drink good wine, dance the ... Read More »
Author Emily Schultz launched her latest novel, Heaven is Small (House of Anansi Press), at an event last night at Supermarket in Toronto. Schultz entertained the crowd with a reading from her novel, a humourous ... Read More »
The City of Toronto's Lit City initiative comes to a close this weekend, culminating with the 10th annual Doors Open Toronto city-wide open house, featuring close to 175 sites of architectural, historical, cultural, or social ... Read More »
Author Bruce Serafin, who died in 2007, was the winner of the 2008 Edna Staebler Award for Creative Non-fiction for his essay collection Stardust (New Star Books). The award “ and a $10,000 cheque “ ... Read More »
Canadian filmmaker Guy Maddin launched his new book, My Winnipeg (Coach House Books), as part of Pages' This Is Not A Reading Series this past Tuesday at an event called Attack of the Winnipeg Hockey ... Read More »
Last week, Robert J. Sawyer “ a.k.a. the Canadian author most likely to have his brain kept alive in a jar for centuries to come (Christian Bök being a close second) “ launched his newest ... Read More »