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“Carefully Drawn by Thoreau MacDonald”
“Dreaming of the Millions”: Austin Clarke’s More
"In Kamloops I'll eat your boots": Dennis Lee's Alligator Pie Alligator Pie
“The Queen Bee of the Canadian Book Trade”: Anna Porter and Key Porter Books
“To Dress Our Letters in Such Strong Fancy”: The Indian File Poetry Series
"Yours Aboriginally": Twentieth-Century Aboriginal Authorship in Canada
A Concise History and Video Tour of Coach House Press
Agnes FitzGibbon’s Subscription Books for Canadian Wild Flowers
Al Purdy: Canadian Nationalism and The New Romans
Alan Crawley and Contemporary Verse
Alberto Manguel and Louise Dennys: An Editing Match
An “Artist of standing”: C.W. Jefferys and Historical Illustration in Canada
Barbarian Press: Endgrain Editions
Bliss Carman: A Life in Literary Publishing
Bradley-Garretson Company Limited
Bringing CanLit into the Classroom—Brita Mickleburgh’s Canadian Literature: Two Centuries in Prose
Canada Reads and the Atwood Archives
Cashbook contributions to the biographies of publishers George Maclean Rose and Daniel Rose
Clarke, Irwin & Company Limited
Coach House Press: Crucible of Electronic Publishing Technology
Curvd H&Z Press and Avant-Garde/Small Press Publishing in Canada
Deemed “authentic”: Basil H. Johnston
Donald Creighton, John Gray, and the Making of Macdonald
Dorothy Livesay and "Call My People Home" (with audio recording)
Douglas Gibson Books and Alice Munro, with Editorial Audio Recordings by Douglas Gibson
Ethel Brant Monture: “A One-Woman Crusade”
Gardening in the Great White North: Marjorie Harris’s The Canadian Gardener
H. Pearson Gundy, Upper Canada's Publishing Historian
Helen Humphreys’s Toronto Mythologies
Hockey Books and Canadian Culture
How Sheila Watson’s The Double Hook Caught On
Hugh Garner: The “One Man Trade Union” of Publishing (with audio recording)
Hugh Kane: "The Compleat Bookman"
In Canada and Abroad: The Diverse Publishing Career of George Woodcock
J. Macdonald Oxley’s Record of Literary Achievement
J.W. Bengough: Publisher and Pioneer of Editorial Cartooning in English Canada
Jack McClelland and McClelland & Stewart
Job Printing and a Town Newspaper: The Collingwood Bulletin
L.M. Montgomery and Her Publishers
Locks’ Press, the private press of Fred and Margaret Lock, Kingston, Ontario: A Personal Narrative
Lover of Empire: William Wilfred Campbell
Margaret Atwood, Dennis Lee and the Survival of Canadian Literature
Maria Campbell’s Halfbreed: “Biography with a purpose”
Marian Engel: A Life in Writing
Marius Barbeau and the History of Anthropological and Folklore Publishing
Mazo de la Roche and the Atlantic Monthly Award
Men of the Cloth and the Book: E.J. Pratt and Lorne Pierce
Nellie McClung’s Literary Legacy
Nora Keeling: The Life of a Short Story Writer
Privately Published by the Pauline Johnson Trust
Publishers’ Catalogues and a Chariot on Yonge Street: Marketing Canadian Books
Publishing for Children: McClelland & Stewart's Long Legacy
Queen’s Quarterly: Fostering Canadian Cultural Identity
Royalties and the Rails: Pierre Berton’s Railway Books
Ruth Buck and the publication of Edward Ahenakew’s Voices of the Plains Cree
Saturday Night: Canada’s Oldest General Interest Magazine
Stan Bevington: The Making of a Master Printer with Audio Interview
Stephen Leacock and His Canadian Publishers
The Birth of The Ryerson Press Imprint
The Boat Who Wouldn’t Float: Farley Mowat and Jack McClelland
The Business of an Eighteenth-Century Printing Office: The Neilson Paybook
The Canadian ‘Pocket Book,’ 1940-1980
The Censorship of Margaret Laurence’s The Diviners, 1976-1985
The Governor General’s Literary Awards
The Macmillan Company of Canada
The Perilous Trade Collection, with Audio Interviews
The Poet and the Publisher: Duncan Campbell Scott and Lorne Pierce
The Poetic Achievement of Contact Press (1952-1967)
The Prodigious Career of Charles G.D. Roberts
The Prospectus of the Quebec Gazette/La Gazette de Québec
The Publication of Alistair MacLeod’s The Lost Salt Gift of Blood
The Publishing Industry in Canada: 1918 to the Twenty-First Century
The Rise of the Small Press Movement in Canada
The Story of Canadian Wild Flowers
The Toronto Small Press Book Fair
Translators of Canada: Paul Wilson, Wayne Grady, and David Lobdell
William Arthur Deacon: Reviewing, Advertising, and Publishers
William Kirby and Copyright: The Publication History of The Golden Dog
