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In the July/August issue of Q&Q: fall’s most anticipated books

FALL PREVIEW A first look at the season's most anticipated books Fiction: Susan Swan's long-awaited prequel to The Wives of Bath; Alice Munro's new collection; Matthew Tierney's science-inspired poetry; and more Non-fiction: Neil Young's rock ... Read More »

July 4, 2012 | Filed under: Book news

Pet project: Mark Dillon’s Fifty Sides of the Beach Boys

By Carla Gillis

When Toronto journalist Mark Dillon decided to make the Beach Boys the subject of his first book, he knew there would be obstacles ahead. The biggest was how to write about the revered pop group ... Read More »

June 18, 2012 | Filed under: Authors

Toronto street scenes: Michael Cho and Patrick Cummins

By Alison Lang

In the June 2012 issue of Q&Q, Alison Lang examines two new art books that are inspired by the urban canvas of Toronto's ever-changing storefronts and back alleys. Like most cities, Toronto is in a ... Read More »

May 22, 2012 | Filed under: Authors, Book news

Killer comics, part two: Editions Tchai, Top Shelf, and Jeff Lemire

By Natalie Samson

In less than a decade, the Toronto Comic Arts Festival (May 5“6) has grown from a niche event into an annual gathering that attracts upward of 15,000 attendees. In the May 2012 issue, Q&Q takes ... Read More »

May 4, 2012 | Filed under: Book news

Killer comics, part one: Koyama Publishing and Conundrum Press

By Stuart Woods

May 3, 2012 | Filed under: Industry news

How Montreal violin-maker Tom Wilder orchestrated a 1,600-page book on stringed instruments

By Sue Carter

Tom Wilder in his Montreal studio (Photo: Jean Fitzgerald) When professional luthier Tom Wilder began documenting the theories and practices of violin conservation and repair for a three-volume set of reference books, he never dreamed ... Read More »

April 9, 2012 | Filed under: Book news

From the magazine: book designers pick their favourite covers of 2011

By Sue Carter

In the December 2011 issue of Q&Q, five book designers picked their favourite covers of the year. Click ... Read More »

April 4, 2012 | Filed under: Books of the Year

High art: Is Drawn & Quarterly Canada’s greatest unsung publishing success story?

By Sue Carter

(Illustration: Pascal Girard) An early summer rain pounds the Montreal sidewalks, but the Librairie Drawn & Quarterly bookstore, with its exposed brick walls and rustic wood shelves, is a cozy respite from the storm. Drawn ... Read More »

March 27, 2012 | Filed under: Book news, Industry news

Meet the chefs: comparing Joe Beef and Odd Bits

By Sue Carter

In the December 2011 issue of Q&Q, Sue Carter Flinn examines two cookbooks offering distinctive approaches to preparing contemporary carnivore-centric cuisine. The Art of Living According to Joe Beef: A Cookbook of Sorts by Frédéric ... Read More »

March 21, 2012 | Filed under: Authors

Q&A with art star and kidlit up-and-comer CybÃ¨le Young

By Leah Sandals

CybÃ¨le Young may have seemed like an overnight kidlit success when her most recent picture book, Ten Birds (Kids Can Press), won a Governor General's Literary Award last fall, but the Toronto-based artist actually began ... Read More »

March 6, 2012 | Filed under: Book news

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Search Results by tag: from the print edition

In the July/August issue of Q&Q: fall’s most anticipated books

Pet project: Mark Dillon’s Fifty Sides of the Beach Boys

Toronto street scenes: Michael Cho and Patrick Cummins

Killer comics, part two: Editions Tchai, Top Shelf, and Jeff Lemire

Killer comics, part one: Koyama Publishing and Conundrum Press

How Montreal violin-maker Tom Wilder orchestrated a 1,600-page book on stringed instruments

From the magazine: book designers pick their favourite covers of 2011

High art: Is Drawn & Quarterly Canada’s greatest unsung publishing success story?

Meet the chefs: comparing Joe Beef and Odd Bits

Q&A with art star and kidlit up-and-comer CybÃ¨le Young

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