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February 23, 2013 — Andrew Kaufman, was interviewed by the UK online magazine The Void about his work, including perennial favourite All My Friends Are Superheroes, which will be released in a special tenth-anniversary edition this spring by Coach House. An excerpt follows in which Andrew likens the process of writing his first book, Superheroes, to repairing an old car.

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February 15, 2013 — WORN Fashion Journal Publisher Haley Mlotek spoke to Emily Books about the Canadian publishing scene, and gave a shoutout to Tamara Faith Berger's Maidenhead, which was Emily Books' September 2012 pick:

February 15, 2013 — Edward Keenan (Some Great Idea) got personal with Open Book Toronto for their Dirty Dozen feature, discussing, among other things, his talent for making omelettes, his third nipple and why you can call him Eddy ... maybe. If those revelations weren't enough for you, Keenan also shares some thoughts on writing:

February 11, 2013 — Lisa Robertson (Lisa Robertson's Magenta Soul Whip) shares her thoughts on creativity and experimental writing a Rusty Toque's Kathryn Mockler. Her best piece of writing advice?

"Writing is the good use of boredom. I try to have a boring life. I don't socialize, and I eat nine servings of vegetables a day."

Want to make Nellcott Is My Darling your darling? Head over to Goodreads, where author Golda Fried is giving away 10 copies of the book.

Coach House wants your love and your revenge, but mostly, we want you to read our books! We hate to remind you, but Valentine's Day is around the corner. But don't give in to the hype; no holiday can boss you around about your love life! Who's to say your imagined relationship with Miley Cyrus, your courtship of your clone or even your active program of self-love isn't a valid bond worthy of celebrating on February 14?

January 31, 2013 — Want another sneak peek at Edward Keenan's new book, Some Great Idea? Indigo's Non-Fiction Blog has a new excerpt up for your reading pleasure.

Over at The Town Cryer, the blog supplement to The Puritan, an online quarterly publication based in Toronto, they've posted a recap of the launch of Edward Keenan's Toronto book, Some Great Idea. In writer Shaun A. Hogan's review, he mentions the weather, the on-stage conversation and the sense of optimism.

January 28, 2013 — Mad poet-scientist Christian Bök (Eunoia, Crystallography) spoke with Doug Dirks on the January 21st edition of the CBC The Homestretch about his Xenotext Experiment, which involves injecting DNA poetry into resilient bacteria. Listen to the interview on the CBC Calgary website.