The Spooky Season: Joyce Carol Oates offers up fifteen tales of body horror by women
Body horror is by nature a visceral mode, and many of the writers here take full advantage of the gooier elements in their tales.
Indigo CEO Heather Reisman tells publishers she wants to get books to between 65–70% of store inventory, cut returns in half
"We are all more productive if we buy right, inventory our stores right, inventory our warehouse right, and get these returns down by a massive level."
Andrew Pyper’s new novel, a short, read-in-one sitting thriller called William, will appear under the pseudonym Mason Coile
"The intent of the book felt very particular."
The Spooky Season: Alison Rumfitt’s second novel examines repression and abjection through the lens of extreme body horror
Brainwyrms is all about the horrors of transphobia
Controversy hits Frankfurt Book Fair as award for Palestinian author postponed in the wake of Hamas attack on Israel
Shibli's novel is not without controversy itself.
“The unsaid, for me, exerts great power”: Nobel laureate Louise Glück is dead at age eighty
The Wild Iris won the Pulitzer Prize; the 2014 collection Faithful and Virtuous Night won the National Book Award.
“We lost sight of who we are”: Heather Reisman tells BNN Bloomberg’s Amanda Lang that she wants Indigo to return to a focus on books
"I was entrusted and now I owe something back."
Naomi Klein gets personal, travels down the rabbit hole in her new book, Doppelganger
Klein's sprawling, anxious, scattershot approach to her material offers an objective correlative of what she claims was her mental state leading up to the writing of the book.
The Spooky Season: Jordan Peele adds some Hollywood star power to new anthology of horror tales by Black authors
Bringing these stories together in one place highlights the genre contributions of Black writers.
Newfoundland lit journal Riddle Fence announces first short fiction collection under its Debuts publishing imprint
"My next task is to figure out how to do audiobooks."