Cassandra Drudi

Five books have been shortlisted for the annual $100,000 prize for fiction, with the winner to be named on Nov. 17.

The winners of the 11th annual Canadian Jewish Literary Awards have been announced. The annual awards recognize Canadian writing on Jewish themes and subjects. Winners were selected by a jury comprised of writer and broadcaster Edward Trapunski, author Rona Arato, author and journalist Andrew Cohen, lawyer Mark Freiman, professor Alain Goldschläger, author and publisher Anna

Tea Gerbeza, Roza Nozari, Ziyad Saadi shortlisted for 2025 Dayne Ogilvie Prize

Flying Books founder and publishing industry veteran Martha Sharpe credits the growth of her business over the last 10 years – from one table-top bookshelf in a downtown Toronto store to a two-storefront retail operation, publishing house, writing school, and mentorship program – to a very simple

Good Dog Books 724 King Street Bridgewater, Nova Scotia The trio behind Good Dog Books first sold books together at Lunenburg Bound, one of three independent bookstores in the seaside tourist town of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, for two years before turning their attention inland. Michael Higgins opened Lunenburg Bound in 2015, trading a career in

The winners were named on July 25 at a ceremony in San Diego, California.

Over the course of three instalments, Q&Q presents the titles we’re most excited about this fall. This week’s instalment features novels. Short fiction and poetry titles will be featured next week, with nonfiction to be featured on Aug. 6. Q&Q’s fall preview covers books published between July 1 and Dec. 31, 2025. All information (titles,

The winner of the $3,000 prize for literature of the fantastic will be named in the fall.

Deerchild received the $5,000 award for published poetry in English and Spear and Erasmus received the $5,000 award for published prose in English.

The Calgary author won the $25,000 prize for her debut novel, I Hope This Finds You Well.