Integrated book marketing & event agency helping writers & publishers. Founders of #CanLitPit, @StratfordWF and #AppetiteforWords.
Stratford, ON
Joined February 2012
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Most readers (46%) discover new books via word-of-mouth, while 36% find new titles while browsing in a physical bookstore. Find out more about Canadian reading habits in our annual study: buff.ly/2I4IuGF
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.@scholasticCDA is looking to feature more books by Indigenous authors.
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The Gay History of America’s Classic Children’s Books | @nytimes pwne.ws/2MSQHA6
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Black Writers Matter editor @WhitneyFrench1 weighs in on what cultural appropriation is and isn't via @quillandquire. #BlackHistoryMonth ow.ly/XzFC30nANvh
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Meet the #CanadaReads 2019 contenders! cbc.ca/books/meet-the-canada…
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Necessary reminder that there's no wrong way to write a book.
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A podcast devoted to the Harry Potter books has a cult following, with their own merch, meet-ups and fan art. Meet @malloryrubin and @netw3rk, the hosts of @binge_mode. nyti.ms/2Ut91Cw
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The CanLit apocalypse is not nigh, but commercial fiction is worthy of respect theglobeandmail.com/arts/boo…
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Today on The Next Chapter, Tanya Tagaq (@tagaq) speaks with @RogersShelagh about creating her book Split Tooth.
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Winnie-the-Pooh is basically Canadian. #winniethepoohday cbc.ca/archives/winnie-the-p…
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A new year means new books! Here's a list of 25 highly anticipated works of fiction from writers outside of Canada. | @cbcbooks cbc.ca/1.4979455
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the 2019 Short Story Contest for emerging writers is now open ... full details at alicemunrofestival.ca. #AMFSS2019 #WriteLikeKermit
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The prince of punching up: why Stephen King rules Twitter theguardian.com/books/shortc…
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For writers, following their dreams can mean living under the poverty line, according to a new study by @AuthorsGuild nyti.ms/2CXCfTY
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From a metafictional murder mystery to tales of amputation, here are five books you may have missed last month (that @TheBookMaven thinks are worth your while).
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Leaders of literary journals discuss strategies to face economic challenges | @insidehighered pwne.ws/2CXcLX2
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The 2019 CBC Nonfiction Prize is open for submissions. Deadline is February 28. You could win $6,000 from the @CanadaCouncil, have your work published on @cbcbooks and attend a writing residency at the @banffcentre!
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And the number one bestselling Canadian book of 2018 is The Marrow Thieves by @cherie_dimaline! cbc.ca/books/the-top-10-best…
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There are many options for having books delivered directly to your door (or device), so we decided to explore the variety of opportunities the age of Netflix and subscription models presents publishers, authors, and book buyers alike. buff.ly/2sGvVdR
