written by Andrew Kear | adapted by Goose Lane Editions As a researcher, Teitelbaum proved a challenging but irresistible subject: someone whose career overflows with...

The finalists for the Governor General’s Awards, Canada's oldest and most prestigious literary awards, were revealed on Tuesday, October 21.  At Goose Lane Editions, we’re...

An artist of sensitive genius, of expansive generosity and wit, and of profound clarity, JD Derbyshire burst through the doors of Goose Lane Editions in...

written by Amy Fish | May is Canadian Jewish Heritage Month, an opportunity to spotlight the achievements, the contributions, the heroes of Canadian Jewish history. While...

Boden is one of six authors on the prize’s shortlist, which was announced May 6. The winner will be announced in Toronto on Thursday, June...

Goose Lane Editions will publish the new graphic novel by celebrated artist Jon Claytor. Nowhere is a poignant and vivid story that follows Joel, a pre-teen...

In 1979, Antonine Maillet won France's most coveted literary award, the Prix Goncourt, for Pélagie-la-Charette. She was the first Acadian, and in fact the first non-European...

Nicholas Herring, award-winning novelist, returns with second novel. Goose Lane Editions has acquired world rights to Nicholas Herring’s second novel Your Breath in Charcoal. This...

February is Black History Month and Goose Lane is sitting down with author Alpha Nkuranga to dive into her writing life. Nkuranga is the author...