As Canada’s leaders openly debate abolishing the Indian Act in its 150th year, Bob Joseph’s practical, First Nations-centred books offer critical insights into life beyond the 1876 law and the context Canadians need to join the conversation.
We hosted some of our Boston-area Page Two authors and friends for an afternoon of deep conversation and connection—exploring the thrilling, the important, and the daunting! Read on for the highlights.
In her new position, Anne plays a key role in our editorial and production operations and ensuring books move smoothly from manuscript through to publication.
As publishing leads, Carmen and Tass will be the driving force behind our projects and the primary point of contact for our authors.
In this role, Adrineh will serve as the connective tissue between editorial, production, design, and our freelance network. Congratulations, Adrineh!
We are thrilled to announce that Kendra Ward has been promoted to the newly established role of Publishing Director!
Kendra Ward, Page Two’s newly promoted publishing director, recently met with Page Two co-founder and co-CEO Trena White to share her thoughts on how AI is changing writing and editing.
Our publicist Viktoria Skaper has prepared her own round-up of recommendations to help you listen, learn, and find local ways to celebrate Indigenous resiliency and cultural contributions across Canada (and beyond!). Read on for more!
The secret to great book publishing is not just about creating an awesome book—it’s the strong partnership between author and publisher. A partnership strengthened by human-centred community building serves as the infrastructure for support, connection, and collaboration.
Last week, our co-founder Jesse Finkelstein hosted a Page Two Author Salon in the Bay Area where she enjoyed an afternoon of meaningful connections, deep conversations, and camaraderie. We’re so thankful to our authors who took the time to attend the salon: Anne Roche, PCC, JD, Brian Herriot, Heather Kernahan, Ian Vacin, Ingrid Hu Dahl, PCC, Jennifer Kenny, Maria Ross, Minette Norman, Renato P.
We are very excited to announce that Tessa Eisenberg is stepping into the newly established role of Acquisitions Lead, serving as a primary face of Page Two for our growing community of exceptional authors.
In celebration of her one-year work anniversary at Page Two, we virtually sat with Chloe Karalash, our Sales & Marketing Administrator, for a quick and fun Q&A session.
