Tonight is the first televised leadership debate of the federal election. It’s unlikely arts and culture will be mentioned, so here’s a primer on how all parties (including the Green Party) stand on issues that impact the publishing industry. Here’s a summary of points, taken directly from each platform.
Quill & Quire
Including: Valerie Compton reading from Tide Road at the Alumni Memorial Building Lounge on the UNB Campus on April 7, 2011 at 8pm. Books will be available for purchase, and Valerie will be pleased to sign your copy.
Colin Brush vs. David Griffin Brown
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Describing the imprint, [Chris] Ying said, “We’re trying to make something that appeals not only to foodies, but to readers who appreciate good writing and art in general.”
Lynn Andriani /Publishers Weekly
The author will be speaking in Fredericton at the Alumni Memorial Building, 13 Bailey Dr., on the University of New Brunswick campus, on Tuesday, Jan. 18 at 8 p.m.
From samurais to dysfunctional relationships, this year’s best book list includes serious reads and fun times, too. (Including two Goose Lane Books, of course -ed.)
Sue Carter Flinn, Shannon Fay and Sean Flinn/The Coast
