This year's International Women's Day theme is about breaking the bias —  "a world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that is diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated". Here are just some authors that our ... Read more

Pedlar Press chats with book designer Emma Allain about her work on Su Croll's Seeing Martin (Pedlar Press)—from choosing the right cover image, to finding just the right mix of typefaces and her previous work on designing books within the Pedlar portfolio.

Longlisted for the 2017 CBC Poetry Prize, author Heather Nolan now debuts her first work of short fiction This is Agatha Falling (Pedlar Press). Wander through a dreamlike, smokey downtown St. Johns, where past and present collide. 

When Publisher Beth Follett thought it was the end for Pedlar Press, one of the beacons of hope that emerged was a manuscript by Barbara Nichol: The Lady From Kent, a children's book that began from a sketch that turned into verses that eventually became the sweet children's ... Read more

We polled authors, publishers, and ALU staffers alike to see where their favourite summer reading spots are – read on to find out.

Photo by Flickr user Rick Harris.

The relationship between author and publisher is a special one, and that of Ronna Bloom, author of poetry collection  The More, and its publisher, Beth Follett of Pedlar Press, is no exception. In this literal "under the cover," Beth and Ronna chat about how the cover for  ... Read more

Newfoundland: Both Stan Dragland and Craig Francis Power establish themselves as shrewd, clear-sighted witnesses to literary Newfoundland culture with these two new titles, and in Dragland's case, to epic comedy as well. Both writers tackle the new contradictions besetting ... Read more

Emerging in the mid-1970s from the post-Centenary primordial soup—that potent mix of nationalism, Marxism, feminism, pacifism and, in la belle province, a wallop of Quebecois identity politics— the (fictional) Montreal video production group Vidéo Populaire was inspired ... Read more

Poet Souvankham Thammavongsa has published all three of her award-winning collections with Newfoundland-based Pedlar Press, led by Beth Follett. For the third instalment of our CanLit Rewind series, Beth's chosen Thammavongsa's debut,  Small Arguments, as a book that "didn't change ... Read more

In House is a regular column, highlighting the various publishers that have books featured and available for purchase on All Lit Up. Find out things like what sorts of books they publish, where in Canada they call home, and how they got their start.