Grammarians and poets chime in on the title of Taylor Swift’s forthcoming album
There is something frankly creepy about the apparent need people seem to have to parse every aspect of Swift's life and output.
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.
Sheila Heti takes autofiction to its logical extreme in Alphabetical Diaries
What this amounts to is less fiction than a kind of erasure poetry.
Keeping it in the family: Indigo receives privatization offer from its largest shareholder, Gerry Schwartz
Those who thought Indigo had finally reached a point of stability and stasis after a roller coaster year might want to buckle in.
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.
In The Storm of Progress, media and communications expert Wade Rowland posits a way to avoid the potentially existential crises confronting us
Rowland suggests we need to re-emphasize our human predilection for moral action and goodness.
Every movie a sequel: A corporate history of Marvel Studios proves frustratingly uncritical about what the company’s dominance means for pop culture
There is a wealth of behind-the-scenes information on offer in MCU.
Word on the Street announces increase in revenue and donor support in 2023 annual report
This year's festival will run September 28–29.
A declarative kitchen-sink realism pairs with themes of yearning and befuddlement in Allison Graves’s debut story collection
These are stories that are honest enough to meet their characters on their own terms.