Resources

This page contains a list of resources created over the course of the project for the German & Canadian publishing industries, booksellers, and book professionals.

Please note that as of October 24th, 2021, Canada’s role as Guest of Honour at the Frankfurt Book Fair has concluded. The information on this and any related pages is no longer being updated and serves only as a record of past activities.

General Resources

Authors and Illustrators Page

Biographies and Images of authors and illustrators of the official literary delegation.

Authors and Illustrators

Press Materials

Contacts and Press Releases

Press

Guest Scroll

Guest Scroll for the Guest of Honour Canada 2020/2021, and references.

Guest Scroll

Reading Canada

Reading Canada was created in 2017 to provide a snapshot on the Canadian publishing industry and its literature.

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Resources for the German Industry

Singular Plurality - Singulier Pluriel Magazine

The Canadian literary magazine for German booksellers.

Magazine

Translated Titles

A list of Canadian titles published in German between September 2019 and December 2021.

The VLB-TIX Catalogue

Social Media and Web Promotional Kit (DE)

Social media materials to promote new releases of Canadian titles in German are available via this link.

Promotional Materials Kit

Online Rights Catalogue

The Canada FBM2021 online rights catalogue offers a list of Canadian titles with rights available for the German market in 2021.

Catalogue

Overview of the Canadian Book Market

In 2019, we offered this snapshot of our vibrant industry.

Overview

Resources for the Canadian Industry

Webinars, Workshop and Other Tools

The links below lead to information that could help you develop your knowledge of foreign rights sales.

Resources

Brand

Visual Identity Guidelines

Any use of the visual identity must be pre-approved by the Department of Canadian Heritage.

Guidelines

Acknowledging Partners

Any use of the visual identity must be pre-approved by the Department of Canadian Heritage.

Acknowledgement Guide

Logo

Any use of the visual identity must be pre-approved by the Department of Canadian Heritage.

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