Prince Harry’s memoir debuts tomorrow after leaks, saturation coverage
"In six weeks, nobody is going to care," says David Worsley of Words Worth Books.
#BookTok and personal memoirs drive the year’s bestselling books, according to the Toronto Star
Both the overall nonfiction and Canadian nonfiction lists are dominated by celebrity memoirs and personal writing at the expense of more deeply researched objective nonfiction.
Strong digital and non-book sales account for largely positive second-quarter results for Indigo
Sales were particularly robust in the stores' general merchandise division.
Large-scale layoffs at Amazon include staff in the books division, says CEO
If Amazon is cutting back on its orders, that is sure to cause headaches for publishers entering the all-important holiday selling season.
With the closure of Knife Fork Book, Toronto loses a beloved haven for poetry bookselling
The loss of the city's poetry-only bookseller is sad as much for what the store represents as for its physical presence.
Cautious optimism abounds about the resilience of independent bookselling as new stores appear in the U.S. and Canada
New stores are cropping up on both sides of the 49th parallel and, even better, many of them appear to be turning a profit.
Bookstores and publishers on both sides of the border react to the recent SCOTUS decision overturning Roe v. Wade
In the U.S. and Canada, the literary community is rallying in support of women whose rights have disappeared as a result of Friday's ruling.
Biblioasis’s new terms of sale for Canadian independents aim to support an industry sector that acts as the lifeblood for domestic publishers
“The biggest issue facing us is visibility,” says publisher Daniel Wells, who hopes that the new terms will incentivize independent booksellers to stock and hold his house’s titles.
Barnes & Noble’s strong sales in 2021 credited to in-store renovations, revamped inventory management, and the influence of #BookTok
A spike in readership among the cohort driving #BookTok, as well as in-store renovations and innovations in ordering, have resulted in a profitable year for America’s one remaining mega-chain.
Indigo reports revenue increase year-over-year and above pre-pandemic levels
Revenue was up in the third quarter, including increased sales for books in all categories.