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of publishing, reading + writing websites |
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B, C, D, E, F, G,
H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O,
P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y,
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The
Media Foundation wants to create a new media culture, one that does not
have commercialism as its heart and soul. |
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Different Booklist |
A
Different Booklist promotes literature from across the African diaspora,
the Caribbean, Asia and Latin America. Our books range from academic materials
to an excellent selection of children's literature. |
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A
great publisher out of San Francisco with a liking of the colours red and
black. |
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for lovers of books, the book arts, fine printing and reading. The also
have Book Design Awards. |
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Looking
for information about an artist? This is the best place to start. |
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The
AECB was established in 1972 as a non-profit organization with a mandate
to help Canadian publishers develop foreign markets and promote export sales
of their books. |
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L'Association
nationale des éditeurs de livres. Canada's national French language
publishers association. |
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The
Association of English-language Publishers of Quebec represents a diverse
group of Quebec's English-language Publishers. The Montreal
Review of Books is a project of the AELAQ. |
| Association
of book Publishers of British Columbia |
The
provincial publishing association |
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The
Association of Canadian Publishers (ACP) represents over 135 Canadian-owned
book publishers, with members from all provinces, and members from the literary,
general trade, education, and scholarly sectors. |
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The
provincial publishing association |
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The
award-winning news, information, and marketing service for editors, literary
agents and writers. |
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The
Banff Centre for the Arts is a place for artists and is dedicated to lifelong
learning and professional career development in the arts, acting as a site
and catalyst for creative activity and experience, including writing and
publishing. |
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More
than ten million used and rare books, periodicals and ephemera offered for
sale by thousands of booksellers around the world make this the most interesting
book-selling site on the Web. |
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Metropolis Montreal International Literary Festival |
A Festival
each year, seven Festivals so far, more than 1000 writers participating
since the beginning and a total of more than 40,000 audience members. |
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The
umbrella organization for associations involved in the writing and editing,
publishing and manufacturing, distribution, and selling and lending of books
and periodicals in Canada. |
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An
online source to purchase used, rare and antiquarian books. |
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Book Publishers
Association of Alberta |
The
Provincial Publishing Association |
| Books
In Print |
Becoming
a subscriber to Books In Print at www.booksinprint.com ª will give you access
to millions of bibliographic titles with thousands of full text reviews
and out-of-print selections along with the speed, convenience and currency
only the Web can offer. But
it's not free! |
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BookTelevision
brings books to life by treating creators like stars and by taking viewers
into the minds of the people who write, edit, publish, market, sell, and
review books. |
| Britannica
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Britannica.com
editors bring you the best websites, leading magazines, related books, and
the complete Encyclop¾dia Britannica. |
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The
Canada Council for the Arts was created in 1957 "to foster and promote
the study and enjoyment of, and the production of works in, the arts,"
including the literary arts. |
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The
Canadian Authors Association is Canada's national writing organization.
Founded in 1921, the CAA has played a key role in the support and development
of the Canadian writing community. |
| Canadian
Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild |
We
celebrate the book arts on these pages; bookbinding, papermaking, calligraphy,
letterpress printing & typography, wood engraving, paper decorating, and
conservation. |
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The
CBA site has dates and contact info for events, links to Canadian bookstore
sites and details of its annual
convention and trade show. |
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A
site devoted to the readership and promotion of contemporary Canadian authors
and their works. |
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The
Canadian CIP Program by the National Library of Canada. |
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An
education, research, and information centre based at Simon Fraser University
at Harbour Centre. The Centre is advised by an industry-based board and
a Society of Friends of the Centre. |
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The
CLA membership consists of a diverse group of individuals and organizations
involved or interested in library or information sciences. |
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A
forty year old quarterly of critisism and review. |
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The
comprehensive news and information service for magazine publishers |
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A
well-stocked poetry site by University of Toronto and University of Toronto
Library. |
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To
promote the reading, writing, publishing and preservation of poetry in Canada
through the individual efforts of members. |
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CANCOPY
is a non-profit organization founded by Canadian writers and publishers.
They acts on behalf of artists,writers and publishers to grant permission
to copy. A licensing fee or royalty is collected and given back to the artist,
writer or publisher. |
| CitizenShift |
Voices
of social change at the National Film Board. |
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A
Montréal small press icon |
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A
different way at looking at ownership of cultural creativity. Enabling the
legal sharing and reuse of cultural, educational, and scientific works. |
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Le
CRELIQ se consacre à l'étude du domaine littéraire
québécois dans des perspectives variées, mais complémentaires,
privilégiant l'étude historique (axe 1), sociologique (axe
2) et poétique (axe 3). |
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| Department
of Canadian Heritage |
The
Canadian Government's official site for this department. |
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Hundreds
of dictionaries at your fingertips. An essential resource for writers and
editors. |
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ESTABLISHED
IN 1979, the Editors' Association of Canada is a national, nonprofit organization
of both English- and French-language editors, with more than 800 members
from coast to coast. |
| expozine |
Montréal's
small press, comic & zine fair |
| Festival
International de la Poésie |
Près
de 400 activités se déroulant sur 10 jours d'affilée,
dans plus de 80 lieux d'événements différents où
se retrouvent plus de 100 poètes provenant d'au moins 25 pays situés
sur 5 continents en présence de 30 000 personnes: voilà le
Festival International de la Poésiede Trois-Rivières fondé
en 1985. |
| Foreword
Magazine |
A
magazine of independant publishing. Monthly news and reviews. |
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What more
is there to say? Everyone should have it! |
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A
resource site for freelance writers. |
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Hamilton's
Literary Festival |
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The name
says it all. |
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More
than just a reading series in Toronto's Harbourfront. |
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CBC
NewsWorlds' literary program with Evan Soloman. |
| Imprimerie
Gauvin |
Cumulus
Press' favourite family-owned print shop. |
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L'ILE
est un site unique qui met en ligne les biographies et bibliographies de
plus de 600 auteurs québécois, et quelque 170 dossiers de
presse. A site outlining the biographies and bibliographies of more than
600 Quebecers. |
| Independent
Publisher |
A
diversity of information for independent publishers from the United States. |
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A
comprehensive writing resource and community. |
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International Publishers
Association |
The
professional organisation of national publishers associations. Site includes
list of members, new technologies, bookfair listings, etc. |
| internet
archives |
Universal
access to human knowledge. |
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Internet Public Library
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As
librarians, we are committed to providing valuable services to the Internet
community, to learn and teach what librarians have to contribute in a digital
environment, to promote librarianship and the importance of libraries, and
to share interesting ideas and techniques with other librarians. |
| January
Magazine |
Books
news, reviews, features and profiles |
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Canada's
national organization serving professionally published and practicing poets. |
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Rresource
put together to offer news, information, and resources to librarians who
want to be active in political and social issues surrounding libraries and
librarianship. |
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Founded
in 1995, the Literary Arts Allied Collective is a non-profit organization
that strives to fill what it views as a need of the writing and reading
community in the burgeoning Internet: a role of low-cost technology facilitator. |
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An
almanac of literary information. |
| Literary
Marketplace |
A
directory of the America and Canadian book publishing industry. |
| LITAC
/ ATTLC |
Literary
Translators' Association of Canada / Association des traducteurs et traductrices
littŽraires du Canada |
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A
non-profit association of Canadian-owned and-operated book publishers. The
Literary Press Group of Canada (LPG) has been active since February, 1976 |
| Montreal
Review of Books |
Montreal
Review of Books is published biannually by the Association of English-language
Publishers of Quebec (AELAQ). |
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Free
spoken word recordings from your favourite authors. |
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Everything
about the national library and its contents. See the library's forthcoming
books through the CIP data at this monthly
list. |
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An
online language dictionary |
| NetRead |
NetRead
provides business tools for publishing: marketing tools, a publishing job
board, business listings, news and information. The site is designed for
publishers, contractors, writers, printers, and booksellers. |
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An
American National Digital Library |
| New
Leaf Paper |
recycled
paper products. |
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a
series of guide books to independent publishers, literary journals, independent
bookstores and other US independent establishments. |
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Canadian
Literature Online. This site is exhaustive. And very useful at finding resourceful
literature sites. |
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PEN
Canada is the Canadian Centre of International PEN, the world association
of writers. PEN works on behalf of writers who are persecuted by governments
for the peaceful exercise of their right to freedom of expression. |
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Periodical Writers Association
of Canada |
The national voice for professional freelance writers and editors across
Canada. This organization is quite helpful when you have questions regarding
copyright, contracts, etc. |
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Playwrights
Union of Canada (PUC) is the national, non-profit association of professional
playwrights. |
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A
professional theatre centre dedicated to developing contemporary work and
new writers for the Canadian stage. |
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The
Poetry Society exists to help poets and poetry thrive in Britain today.
Established in 1909, and now one of Britain's most dynamic arts organizations,
the Poetry Society is a membership organization open to all. |
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Connecting
Canadian Interdisciplinary Artists |
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A
comprehensive listing, by country, of publishers around the world. |
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The
largest non-profit trade association representing independent publishers
of books, audio, video and CDs. |
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Publishers
Weekly is the international news magazine of book publishing and bookselling. |
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Packed
with helpful information for publishing companies large and small, the Publishing
Law Center has legal articles that can help you create and negotiate publishing
contracts as well as other helpful articles. |
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Looking
for something...you'll probably find it here. |
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The
Quebec Writers' Federation came into existence in 1998 following a union
of the activities of QSPELL (Quebec Society for the Promotion of English
Language Literature) and FEWQ (Federation of English Writers of Quebec). |
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| Salon
du Livre de Montreal |
Montreal's
own Salon, which is open to the public and represents the who's who of French
language publishing in Canada and elsewhere. |
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This
premier European cultural event, open to the general public, has been paying
tribute to the world of publishing in all its diversity and complexity. |
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Saskatchewan Publishers
Group |
The
provincial publishing association. |
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For
over thirteen years, the Small Press Center has served as a resource for
independent publishers, writers, and other creators, encouraging excellence
in publishing. |
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SPAN
is a nonprofit professional trade association that will help you discover
complete details to become a successful small press. |
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The
Government of Canada Linguistic Data Bank. The Electronic Genius of Terminology
& Translation. |
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The
Toronto Small Press Group organises two small press fairs a year. |
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überculture
is a grassroots, non-profit collective committed to reclaiming culture.
They are concerned with the loss of cultural diversity due to a commercial
culture industry based on the self-interest and greed of multinational corporations. |
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Union
des ecrivaines et ecrivains quebecois. |
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Now
you can find a professional writer in Canada with just a few clicks of your
mouse! You can search by name, city, province, subject matter, type of writing,
or publication credits. |
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The
Writers' Federation of Nova Scotia was established in 1975 to foster creative
writing and the profession of writing in Nova Scotia. |
| Writers
Guild of Canada |
The
Writers Guild of Canada is a national association representing more than
1,800 writers working in film, television, radio, and multimedia production
in Canada. |
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The
Writers' Trust of Canada has been dedicated to advancing and nurturing Canadian
writers and Canadian literature. |
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The
Writers' Union of Canada, founded in 1973, is a national organization
of professional writers of books for the general public. |
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