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PQL Holiday Giveaway # 2: A Bundle Full of Beautiful Wood Engravings
If you follow us at all, you’ll know that we’re pretty stoked about the art of wood engraving. We’ve published a slew of wordless novels celebrating the art form, and we have been known to feature wood engravers in the … Continue reading
The Porcupette Goes to the Fair … the Fisher Small Press Book Fair, That Is
It isn’t often that this porcupette gets a chance to venture beyond the walls of her cluttered home office to attend all of the wonderful and varied book events taking place in the big city. The several hour commute kinda … Continue reading
News for December
It’s usually a little jarring on November 1 when retailers start to put up their Christmas decorations. In some cases, the trappings of Halloween are still present when the Christmas garlands start to go up. As the Bay unveils its … Continue reading
Wayzgoose in Grimsby
When I arrived at Wayzgoose Saturday morning Tim asked me how someone could get lost in Grimsby. I’ll admit, it does seem rather comical that someone could get lost in the tiny Ontario town of only 25,000 people—but the half … Continue reading
The Quill around the Web: Link roundup, Week of May 14th.
Hi Quillfriends! Just a quick check-in to share some interesting Quill-related links around the web this weekend. If you’re not sure what to do with these rainy days, why not check them out? Blogger/bookseller extraordinaire Charlotte Ashley reviews Frank Newfeld’s … Continue reading
Fall 2011 tip sheets
One thing I’ve been busily picking away at is completing the tip sheets for our Fall 2011 titles. This has been a little more challenging than in seasons past because our line-up for Fall 2011 includes one book whose author/artist … Continue reading
The Porcupine's Quill would like to acknowledge the support of the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts for our publishing program. The financial support of the Government of Canada through the Canada Book Fund (CBF) is also gratefully acknowledged.