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Diversity North: Canadian Publishing 2014
Calls for more diversity in books this year have echoed north into Canada.
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Enthrill Partners with Walmart: Canadian Publishing 2014
It’s been a long time coming, but a made-in-Canada idea for bringing e-books into bricks-and-mortar stores may have just arrived in the big league.
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Moving In Together: Canadian Publishing 2014
The merger of Penguin and Random House in Canada is beginning to taking shape in two new, concrete ways.
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Hot off the Presses: Canadian Publishing 2014
Here’s a sampling of books that publishers in Canada are excited about this fall.
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Moving Forward: Canadian Publishing 2014
Every book and publishing venture requires some kind of a leap of faith, but this year Canadian publishers are investing more than ever in new efforts to reach out to readers.
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E-book Sales Level Off: Canadian Publishing 2014
E-book Sales Level OffFor the moment, publishers say that e-book sales in Canada have plateaued.
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Further Losses at Quercus As Integration Plan Is Finalized
Following consultation, there has been a second wave of redundancies at U.K.-based house, Quercus. The cuts have resulted in a staff of roughly 40 people.
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Mundy Steps Out As Agent
Toby Mundy, who stepped down as CEO of Atlantic Books on June 30, is setting up shop as an agent to represent and advise both authors and companies.
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A “Neat” Bestseller from Japan
For literary agent Neil Gudovitz of Waterside Productions, licensing a Japanese self-help book to English-speaking markets, which is extremely rare, requires “not only the right book but also the right sort of U.S. and U.K. editors, and the right partners in Japan.”
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Toronto Book Fair Unveils Lineup
Organizers of INSPIRE! Toronto's new book fair announced star author lineup they hope will draw crowds.
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Amazon Responds to German Authors' Protest
Over the weekend, the 'New York Times' reported on a letter of protest, from authors in Germany, about a terms dispute between Amazon and the local publisher, Bonnier.
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U.S. Authors Star Overseas
American titles hit the top of the bestseller charts across European markets in July. Diana Gabaldon’s "Written in My Own Heart’s Blood" came in at #1 on Germany’s fiction list.
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Green Tops In Spain in June
In the run up to the July 4 release of the film adaptation of The Fault in Our Stars in Spain, John Green’s novel jumped four places on the country’s fiction list, landing in the top spot for June.
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International Book Bestsellers, June 2014: Soccer Stars, Loom Titles Hot
New titles occupied the top six spots on the Netherlands combined bestseller chart in May.
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New Government Axes Fixed Pricing in Québec
Only five months after the Québec Government announced it would go ahead with its innovative fixed pricing legislation on new titles, the project is now dead in the water.
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S&S Touts 'Hard Choices' Sales Performance
According to S&S, the memoir has been an "instant international bestseller" in all of the territories in which it has been published.
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Manderson Steps Down as Hachette U.K. Restructures Sales
Hachette UK has restructured its sales operation, creating two sales teams, resulting in the loss of a respected and much-loved director and up to 20 jobs.
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Penguin Random U.K. Creates Single Children's Division
Penguin Random House U.K. has created a single children's division, led by Francesca Dow.
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Debuts Dominated In April
France saw a new top-selling title on its fiction chart in April with Marc Levy’s "Another Idea of Happiness," published April 24.
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No Sale, No Retirement--Just a Leaner, Meaner Ed Victor Ltd
Following the announcement last week that Sophie Hicks was setting sail on her own, it has emerged that Ed Victor Limited has been reconfigured following a retirement and a second departure to launch a new business.
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