Publishers opening their own physical bookstores seems to be all the rage these days. We sit down with two Canadian publishers to talk about their new shops and why they’ve decided to take the plunge into brick-and-mortar.
We’re almost knee-deep in awards season, so let’s look at the industry’s biggest award and how it continues to influence sales of the nominated and winning books.
Last year, Canadians bought 52.6 million books—but where and how did they buy them? From awareness to decision to action, we asked Canadian book buyers to tell us all about their purchases.
To celebrate #RoaldDahlDay, we decided to find out which of his books have sold the most copies in Canada. Altogether, these top five titles have sold more than a quarter of a million copies in Canada!
Check out the results of our PubFight 2016 People’s Choice Poll. Did you vote for the number one book? Will the people’s predictions prove accurate at the end of PubFight season? These are the titles to watch.
Do you have a great idea for an ebookcraft presentation, panel, or workshop? The ebookcraft committee is currently accepting proposals from professionals in North America and abroad. Find out what we’re looking for and how you can submit.
Library staff, have you been having trouble getting your NetGalley requests fulfilled? We have some tips and tricks to get more ARCs in your hands.
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