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Fawcett and Rand: friends forever

When famous people die, you never know what murky details from their personal lives will come to light. In the...

BookCampers head to Vancouver

After the success of BookCamp Toronto – the daylong book-themed “unconference” that took place in Toronto last month – the...

U.S. Justice Department to investigate Google settlement

The Google book search settlement (for background, see here and here) faces yet another hurdle. The New York Times is...

Sarah Palin memoir: Now with 25% more God!

Well, she sure does know her target audience. In a profile in the August 2009 of Vanity Fair, Alaska governor...

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Simon & Schuster U.S. pays Montreal firm $500,000 for Jackson bio

Transit Publishing, the small Montreal-based firm that has been in the news of late for...

DK travel guides now sold as iPhone apps

While many publishers are eyeing mobile devices – iPhones, BlackBerries, and cell phones – as a...

Greystone teams up with pot-smoking Olympian Rebagliati

Controversial Olympic gold-medalist Ross Rebagliati has penned a new book detailing the evolution of snowboarding for...

Pierre Turgeon returns with new Michael Jackson bio

Disgraced Montreal publisher Pierre Turgeon – who pleaded guilty last March to charges of fraud –...

World’s Biggest Bookstore opens French-language boutique

Less than two months after the closing of Librairie Champlain, Toronto’s only French-language bookstore, the World’s...

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February

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After the Red Night

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The Sheikh’s Batmobile: In Pursuit of American Pop Culture in the Muslim World

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