We're thrilled to announce that  Inheritance by  Kerry-Lee Powell  has been shortlisted for the 2015 Gerald Lampert Award for Best Fi...

Dear Windsor friends,  Don't forget that children's author Dave Atkinson will be signing copies of his new middle grade comic-...

Big news at the Bibliomanse this morning. We were thrilled to learn that contemporary Mozambican author Mia Couto, whose novel  Tuner...

"Catherine Chandler’s  Glad and Sorry Seasons  is a successful illustration of the ways in which we as humans search for meaning in th...

Montreal poet Robyn Sarah's  latest,  My Shoes Are Killing Me ,   is featured in the new  80th anniversary April issue of  Quill & Q...

Zachariah Wells's third poetry collection Sum was on deck in the 80th anniversary April issue of  Quill & Quire , and reviewer Jaso...

Our friends at Akashic Books  in Brooklyn, just posted a wonderful, appreciative review of Norm Sibum's sprawling 700-pager The Tray...

We were all excited to get the 80th Anniversary issue of Quill & Quire in the mail — and thrilled to see that it had reviews of three B...

For those of you who didn't get a chance to tune in, K.D. Miller was on The Next Chapter earlier this week talking to Shelagh Rogers ab...

Rain Taxi , one of our favourite American journals, has just run a thoughtful review of Diane Schoemperlen's By The Book in their new S...

Ever wondered how a book is put together? Or how to repair that old volume you inherited from your grandmother? What about that stack o...

We're thrilled to announce that Kathy Page's  Paradise & Elsewhere , already boasting a 2014 Giller nod, is now a finalist f...

We're pleased to announce that K.D. Miller will be featured on the upcoming episode of The Next Chapter   with Shelagh Rogers, to be air...

A laudatory review of Nancy Jo Cullen's Canary , written by Lori A. May, appears in the most recent issue of the Los Angeles Review...

Catherine Chandler's Glad and Sorry Seasons is listed alongside books by Leonard Cohen, Irving Layton, and Gregory Scofield on Alibris...

45 Years , a feature film adapted from the title story of David Constantine's In Another Country , which we are publishing this spring...

A wonderful review of Zachariah Wells's witty and engaging essay collection Career Limiting Moves by Brian Campbell in The Rover ....

Torontonians!  Kathleen Winter will be reading at Rower's alongside Waubgeshig Rice, George Murray, and Elisabeth de Mariaffi this Mon...

For those of you who are in Hamilton this weekend, Lit Live has a wonderfully distinguished and stacked bill featuring Elisabeth de Mariaff...

In the December issue of Quill & Quire, Diane Schoemperlen offers up a introduction to found text and collage, and the genesis of her ...

Prepare your ballots, dear readers: it is time again for the annual CBC Bookies . We're pleased to say that this year both All Sa...

Earlier today on Twitter, John Ralston Saul, President of PEN International and author of The Comeback , expressed his admiration for   Good...

The Biblioasis titles that first worked for me were by Rebecca Rosenblum and Terry Griggs. Once and Thought You Were Dead  had a younger...

To say thanks for having recently voted us Windsor's 1# Bookstore in the Windsor Independent 's annual Windy Indy awards for 2014,...

Michael Dennis, one of Canada's most ardent and prolific poetry bloggers, is head-over-heels with Kerry-Lee Powell's Inheritance , ...

Now that we've had a few moments to recover from the inundation of year-end lists that closed out 2014, here's a brief recap of...

That's right, the second printing of the bestselling local photo-history From The Vault , one of Windsor and Essex County's most so...

Canadian Notes and Queries ' online presence has just gotten a whole lot prettier. A new redesigned website has been launched for the...

"What draws a reader to a particular book?" asks Michael Dirda, over at The Washington Post. "A friend’s recommendatio...

Great news: two Biblioasis short story collections, Cynthia Flood's Red Girl Rat Boy and Colette Maitland's Keeping The Peace , ha...