AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGalloway Trial: Margaret Atwood criticized Canadian media for its late coverage of Steven Galloway’s case, urging journalists to “search deep within your hearts.” Galloway has finished testifying in the Vancouver defamation trial, where he said allegations against him cratered his book sales. Young Readers: Forest of Reading has named its 2027 shortlisted books, putting students across Canada in the role of choosing the winners. New Fiction: Haisla and Heiltsuk author Eden Robinson is returning to fantasy with a new world full of monsters. Literary Prize: Canadian poet Anne Carson’s Nobel win is driving a surge in South Korean sales. Art and Protest: Joni Mitchell is publishing a book of paintings she describes as a protest song. Memoir: Chrystia Freeland’s new book, Unreliable Boyfriend, shares her account of her time in government and Canada’s dealings with Donald Trump.
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