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About

Books.torontoist.com is the books-focused section of Torontoist. Here you can find all of Torontoist’s books-related content, as well as news, events, and commentary exclusively for those who can’t get enough books coverage.

It is edited by James Grainger and published by Ink Truck Media.

Our main email address is: books@torontoist.com

Our mailing address is:
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P.O. Box 51554
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If you would like to advertise on books.torontoist.com contact us at sales@torontoist.com

Contributing to books.torontoist.com
If you are interested in becoming a contributor, contact us at books@torontoist.com The pay is modest, but along with becoming a part of a community of fellow book-lovers, you’ll gain access to events, opportunities to meet authors, publishers and agents, receive review copies of books and generally become a part of the book world in Toronto. We are particularly interested in people who are looking to cover the poetry scene, the graphic novel scene, attend book launches and readings, review books, write profiles of book stores, and keep on top of publishing news. We want people who love books and who love to write. If you also happen to be a skilled photographer or videographer, even better!

(If you’re interested in things other than or in addition to literature and want to contribute to Torontoist’s main site, this is what you’re looking for.)

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