Longtime books editor Deborah Dundas moves to opinion at the Toronto Star
Dundas remains devoted to writing and publishing and intends to use her experience as a springboard in her new position.
Federal Liberal budget includes “modest” increase for the Canada Book Fund, but one group describes it as a “net loss”
The relatively small top-up to the CBF included in this year's budget does not come close to fulfilling the Liberals' promise.
Penguin Canada publisher Nicole Winstanley tapped to replace Kevin Hanson at Simon & Schuster
Winstanley's move into the top spot may be an attempt to shore up the executive ranks at the company.
Dying wishes: When, and how, should literary heirs or executors be permitted to publish work against an author’s explicit demands?
Gonzalo García Barcha and his elder brother Rodrigo go so far as to call the publication of Until August "an act of betrayal."
Future uncertain: In further upheaval for Simon & Schuster Canada, Kevin Hanson is out as publisher
The news comes at a precarious time for the company.
Canadian authors David Demchuk and Corinne Leigh Clark among the first slate of writers in Soho Press’s new horror line, Hell’s Hundred
Horror as a literary genre has seen a renaissance in recent years.
Meghan Macdonald named new publisher of Dundurn Press
Macdonald takes over as publisher from Kwame Scott Fraser, who stepped down at the end of January.
Jonny Gonzalez and Vivian Bercovici among the first group of authors in Sutherland House’s new Experts program
Sutherland House Experts operates under a co-publishing model.
Jim Gifford remembers late editor and teacher Don Bastian
Don would work with hundreds of authors over his career, including a Governor General's Literary Award winner and a City of Toronto Book Award winner.
Nita Pronovost among senior staffers to depart Simon & Schuster Canada in recent months
The moves come at a time of great change for the company.