We are chuffed to see the literary awards season in full swing and to be announcing the second instalment of our literary awards blog post series. Today marks the announcement of the Rogers Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize shortlist.
To occupy our time in between binge-watching TV shows based on books, we’ve spent the past few weeks mulling over one burning question how do television adaptations influence sales of the books they’re based on?
We dive deeper into the results of our leisure time survey — specifically the reading habits of the respondents who said they had read a book in the last year.
Continuing our analysis of bestselling books in Canada’s provinces and territories, we compare juvenile titles in Newfoundland and Labrador and Northwest Territories/Nunavut and nature books in Ontario and British Columbia.
To help celebrate Canada’s 150th anniversary, we’re revisiting a study that was initially conducted in 2012 to see how Canadian book buyers’ perceptions and attitudes towards Canadian authors and subject matter had changed in the last five years.
Continuing our analysis of bestselling books in Canada’s provinces and territories, we compare sports books in Manitoba and PEI alongside biographies in Yukon and Saskatchewan.
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