McClelland & Stewart launches Kanata Classics as an act of reconciliation to reclaim and expand the literary classics space
"It became really clear that Canadian publishers generally are not putting enough effort into the classics space."
“The workforce is older and not moving”: The ACP’s Dani MacDonald discusses the implications in the group’s latest salary survey
"There's definitely under-representation of BIPOC individuals in senior roles," MacDonald says.
Keep the godwit flying: More on the Sutherland House/Fitz & Witz amalgamation
The exact nature of the agreement remains obscure.
Sutherland House undertakes new arrangement with Fitzhenry & Whiteside
The agreement includes honouring all existing Fitz & Witz contracts.
Proposed tariffs on books could have serious adverse effects on the independent publishing and bookselling sectors in Canada
"We'll just have to suck it up and soldier through."
U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods on pause – but are books even one of the targeted categories?
"This gives us some hope that books will be excluded."
Independent Canadian publishers respond to Trump’s tariffs with caution, confusion
The chaotic nature of the tariff rollout, while not surprising from the Trump administration, is nevertheless a challenge in trying to determine how best to respond.
House of Anansi’s Spiderline imprint is undergoing a rebrand, branching out into other genres
The inaugural title in Spiderline's "new direction" was An Ordinary Violence by Adriana Chartrand.
Freeland resignation prompts House of Anansi to bump up the pub date on its bio from February to Friday
"In publishing you just run with what you’ve got," said Anansi publisher Karen Brochu.
Broken Pencil shutters amid behind-the-scenes controversy over its co-founder’s support for Israel
Niedzviecki is no stranger to poking at contentious culture war issues.