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Celebrate Family Literacy Day
Family Literacy Day is January 27th, but you can enhance your family literacy experiences all year around with our excellent kids book recommendations. …
In Conversation With: Liz Strange on crime fiction and developing her protagonist over a series
Liz Strange talks about her switch from horror genre to crime fiction, developing a character over a series and using Toronto as the setting for her recent …
The Fertility Closet: Guest Post by Karleen Pendleton Jiménez
"I wanted to replace the stereotypes of (in)fertility as some type of clinical, sterile experience, with a real woman’s body, full of sex, desire, vulnerability …
A Shelf of Small Press Books: a list by Theresa Kishkan
Word travels by mouth, by the passing of these volumes from one hand to another. These books are worth the search.
In Conversation With: Nutritionist @JulieDaniluk (Meals That Heal Inflammation) talks cravings and the path to healing. (cc: @RandomHouseCA)
Nutritionist and TV Host Julie Daniluk talks about tackling the shame that often accompanies a path to healing.
Unlikely Inspirations: Guest Post By Mark Lavorato
"We all have our own version of hitchhiking on a lonely road, and being taken away, transported to somewhere very different..."
Margaret MacMillan on Canadian Memoirs and Diaries
Award-winning historian MacMillan explores Canadian history told from the personal angle.
In Conversation With: Bookseller, Sarah Ramsey, on Amazon, cliche book club picks and the power of the handsell.
TYPE Books manager, Sarah Ramsey, talks tough about life on the front lines of bricks-and-mortar handselling.
What The Stock Market Can Learn from the NFL: An Excerpt from Roger Martin's Fixing the Game
"Modern capitalism dictates that the job of executive leadership is to maximize shareholder value, as measured by the market value of the company’s …
Winter/Spring 2012: Most Anticipated Books of the Season
We look into our crystal ball to find out which books you're going to be falling in love with over the next few months.