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How independent publishers are fending off the monopolization of the industry
Online retailers make it cheap and easy for consumers to ship books right to their doors, so how is the Toronto book market surviving?
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Tied by knots of resilience: Still by Joanna Cockerline
Canadian author and CBC Literary Award winner explores the realities of sex work, street life and survival
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A glimpse into The Walrus’ fall book party
A look back at an evening of readings and performances celebrating magazines and literature
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My favourite things from Zine Dump
You get a zine, you get a zine, you get a zine, everybody gets a zine!
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Crafting poetry! Or, how I found pleasure in paper
CanCulture presents a series of poetry from wordsmiths with a fondness for writing pen in hand
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TPFF 2025: A panel on the anthology ‘When Genocide Wasn’t News’
Sonya Fatah, Pacinthe Mattar and Desmond Cole discuss the censorship of Palestinian voices in journalism and the importance of challenging newsrooms
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TPFF 2025: ‘You Will Not Kill Our Imagination’ — a response to the genocide on Palestinian minds, bodies and futures
Author Saeed Teebi launches his first memoir for special TPFF event with Another Story Bookshop
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‘Widow Fantasies’: Hollay Ghadery’s stirring flash fiction captures rage and release
The 2025 flash fiction collection contemplates feminine fury and resilience
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‘Sucker Punch’: Scaachi Koul talks heartache and identity at Toronto book launch
Canadian author and TMU alumna makes the audience laugh over a book that might leave them crying
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Tariffs and the publishing squeeze: Are smaller presses at greater risk?
U.S. President Trump’s newly imposed tariffs have small Canadian presses worried about their American sales
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The case for Substack
Independent writers and journalists seek platforms like Substack to replace more traditional forms of media and publishing.
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The best places to read a book in Toronto
Spots around the city that rekindled my love for reading
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