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Crashing the S&S party

Plus, more on the audiobook anomaly

Apr 12 •

Our book market today

And the mysterious disappearance of audiobooks

Apr 5 •

The threat of AI is not what you think

When it comes to books, publishers, not authors, are more exposed

Mar 29 •

Panic at the London Book Fair

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Mar 22 •

"Terminal decline"

Another perspective on the state of Canadian culture

Mar 8 •

World's toughest man v. world's worst company

Bestselling auther David Goggins files suit against Amazon

Mar 1 •

Canadian culture is ending with a whimper

Feb 23 •

Bad & Good at Indigo

And an American foundation does what the Canada Council won't

Feb 16 •

Disappearing media

Promoting books in an age of turmoil

Feb 9 •

Apologies for Nihar Malaviya

Penguin Random House introduces its new Chief Executive Officer

Feb 2 •

Authors in the mirror

The difficulty and perhaps impossibility of memoir

Jan 26 •

Book publishing's sonic boom

Observations on audiobooks

Jan 19 •

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