Leigh Anne Williams
Notes from the North: May
What’s Ahead for Canadian Indies?
News from the North: March 15
News from the North: February 2
Big Bet for Good Cause
Panel Examines Canadian School Library Crisis
Canadian Publishing 2011: Strategies for Success
Canadian Publishing 2011: BookRiff Set for Launch
Canadian Publishing 2011: The British Columbia Alternative
Canadian Publishing 2011: Challenges and Changes
Canadian Publishing 2011: A Great First Year Mike Bryan: An Englishman At Penguin Canada
Kate Middleton's Fondness for 'Anne of Green Gables'
Bringing E-books to Stores
Communities The Key, Publishers Told
Harlequin Teen Tells (and Sells) a Modern Fairy Tale
The Fenn Fallout
Missen to Head Up Children's Books at Penguin Canada
Canada Book Count Finds Encouraging Response
New Poetry Prize in Canada Focuses on Recitation
Picking the Hot And Cold Global Markets
Canada's First Teen Reads Awards Judged a Hit
Bookstores and Beyond
International Festival of Authors
Children's Publishers Hope for Good Finish
Publishers Ready for The Digital Dance
Penguin Canada Makeover Done
Penguin Leadership Vacuum Worries Canadian Book Industry
Mitchell to Leave Tundra After 21 Years
'Parallel Imports' Stirs Controversy In Canada
Cormorant Books to Start Children's Imprint
Toronto Conference Studies Ways to Cultivate Environmental Imaginations
Indigo Third Quarter Up
Kobo Prepares Tablet Apps
Canada's Independent Booksellers Satisfied with Holidays
Canadian Booksellers Conference Set for May 28 in Toronto
Kobo Touts Open Access, Hopes for e-Reader
Borders Invests in Newly Minted Kobo
Canadian Private School Switches to Sony e-Readers
Indigo Wants Books to Be More Environmentally Friendly
Canadian Publishers Getting on Kindle Bandwagon
Veteran Journalist Wins Canada’s Giller Prize
Mixed Indigo Second Quarter
Canadian Booksellers Ready For New Summer Conference
Random House Widens Canadian Lit Festival
Notes from the North: May
What’s Ahead for Canadian Indies?
News from the North: March 15
News from the North: February 2
Big Bet for Good Cause
Panel Examines Canadian School Library Crisis
Canadian Publishing 2011: Strategies for Success
Canadian Publishing 2011: BookRiff Set for Launch
Canadian Publishing 2011: The British Columbia Alternative
Canadian Publishing 2011: Challenges and Changes
Canadian Publishing 2011: A Great First Year Mike Bryan: An Englishman At Penguin Canada
Kate Middleton's Fondness for 'Anne of Green Gables'
Bringing E-books to Stores
Communities The Key, Publishers Told
Harlequin Teen Tells (and Sells) a Modern Fairy Tale
The Fenn Fallout
Missen to Head Up Children's Books at Penguin Canada
Canada Book Count Finds Encouraging Response
New Poetry Prize in Canada Focuses on Recitation
Picking the Hot And Cold Global Markets
Canada's First Teen Reads Awards Judged a Hit
Bookstores and Beyond
International Festival of Authors
Children's Publishers Hope for Good Finish
Publishers Ready for The Digital Dance
Penguin Canada Makeover Done
Penguin Leadership Vacuum Worries Canadian Book Industry
Mitchell to Leave Tundra After 21 Years
'Parallel Imports' Stirs Controversy In Canada
Cormorant Books to Start Children's Imprint
Toronto Conference Studies Ways to Cultivate Environmental Imaginations
Indigo Third Quarter Up
Kobo Prepares Tablet Apps
Canada's Independent Booksellers Satisfied with Holidays
Canadian Booksellers Conference Set for May 28 in Toronto
Kobo Touts Open Access, Hopes for e-Reader
Borders Invests in Newly Minted Kobo
Canadian Private School Switches to Sony e-Readers
Indigo Wants Books to Be More Environmentally Friendly
Canadian Publishers Getting on Kindle Bandwagon
Veteran Journalist Wins Canada’s Giller Prize
Mixed Indigo Second Quarter
Canadian Booksellers Ready For New Summer Conference
Random House Widens Canadian Lit Festival
Publishing news from across the Web
James Salter has won the 2012 PEN/Malamud Award, an honor in its 25th year that highlights excellence in short fiction.
The Times looks at the quandary libraries are in, as they debate whether or not to stock E.L. James's oft-requested erotic novel.
Edgartown Books, on the island of Martha's Vineyard, is set to reopen, under its new ownership, on Friday.
Orange, the British telecommunications company that has sponsored one of England's main fiction prizes for women, the Orange fiction prize, has pulled its financial support of the award.
Josie Leavitt
It's true: I miss the pounds upon pounds of paper catalogs that I used to get every season. Yes, I hated the waste of them, especially when I'd get three sets of the same catalog. Recycling them was a...
Rose Fox
Why self-publishing is publishing, with all that entails....
Adam Boretz
Today -- in the third installment of our Informal Audie Awards Poll -- we turn to one of the most prestigious prizes up for grabs at this years Audies: Distinguished Achievement in Production....
Top Bestsellers
| Guilty Wives | Audio Fiction |
| Killing Lincoln (unabr.) | Audio Nonfiction |
| Serpent's Shadow | Children's Fiction |
| Duckling Gets a Cookie!? | Children's Picture Book |
| Hunger Games | Children's Series & Tie-ins |
| Blue Exorcist, Volume 3 | Graphic Novels |
| Deadlocked: A Sookie Stackhouse Novel | Hardcover Fiction |
| Passage of Power: The Years of Lyndon Johnson | Hardcover Nonfiction |
| The Lucky One | Mass Market Paper |
| Fifty Shades of Grey: Book One of the Fifty Shades Trilogy | Trade Paper |
