Publishing News & Views

This year, Montreal’s favourite small press fair, Expozine, shakes off its teenage angst and turns 20.

Scroll through your phone, or improve your local literary life… why not both? Here are ten Montrealer #bookstagram accounts that you should follow right away!

Montreal-based Metatron Press and its literary prize put the spotlight on rising talents in poetry and fiction. 

Ricochet Books is an imprint dedicated to republishing vintage, out-of-print Canadian mystery novels.

Among Quebec’s English-language publishers, there are those who specialize even more precisely, delivering books that might not find a mainstream audience but delight small pockets of specialty readers.

Linda Leith reflects on her career in the local literary scene as her eponymous publishing company celebrates its 10th anniversary.

It’s a crowded literary landscape for fantastical beasts and thrilling whodunits, but Renaissance Press, a small and independent Gatineau-based publishing press, isn’t afraid to roll up its sleeves and elbow its way in, armed with fresh voices and unique perspectives representing the intersectionality between queer and disabled voices.