BPAA Annual Book Publishing Awards Winners Announced
The BPAA is pleased to announce the 2016 winners of the Alberta Book Publishing Awards. Please see the media release here.
The BPAA is pleased to announce the 2016 winners of the Alberta Book Publishing Awards. Please see the media release here.
CBC books put out an article about our recent book awards, check it out here: CBC article
We are pleased to open registrations for the 2016 Conference and Awards gala. Follow this link to the conference page on our website. The conference is September 15-17 in Calgary at the Hotel Arts. We hope to see you there.
The Book Publishers Association of Alberta is pleased to release the shortlist for the 2016 Book Publishing Awards. Please see the media release for more details.
The 2016 BPAA Book Publishing Conference and AGM will take place at the Hotel Arts in Calgary, Alberta on September 15 to 17. It will include Professional Development with a focus on publishers’ relationships with writers, an evening social, the 2016 Alberta Book Publishing Awards and Gala, and our 2016 AGM. Registrations will open in
In Calgary for Congress 2016? Please attend these events featuring UCalgary Press books and authors. • Sunday, May 29th CHA Roundtable: Is Oil a Dirty Word? – Petra Dolata, Press Board member and series editor, Dominique Perron, author of l’Alberta autophage. Congress community event hosted by the Canadian Historical Association. Theatre Grand Junction, downtown Calgary.
Please join the staff of the University of Alberta Press for readings and refreshments as we launch our newest literary titles: Standard candles [Alice Major], Sleeping in Tall Grass [Richard Therrien], and 100 Days [Juliane Okot Bitek]. Our MC for this year’s Literary Cocktails is Dennis Cooley [The Home Place] Literary Cocktails Wednesday, April 20,
Aviva Bel’Harold, author of Blood Matters, a horror novel for young adults, was recently profiled in a Calgary Herald story that describes her influences, personality as a writer and her paradoxical aversion to all things scary. Aviva’s book was published by our own Edge Publishing. Take a look at the story by following this link.
The Book Publishers Association of Alberta is pleased to announce the winners of the 2015 Book Publishing Awards. See the media release announcing the winners here. Congratulations to all the winners and nominees.
Frontenac is pleased to announce that their author Laurie MacFayden won a Golden Crown Literary Award for her poetry collection kissing keeps us afloat. Golden Crown is dedicated to education, promotion and recognition of lesbian literature. MacFayden is an Edmonton poet and artist who previously won a Golden Crown in 2011. Congratulations to MacFayden and