Shazia Hafiz Ramji talks about childhood inspirations from R.L. Stine, encyclopedias, and Wordsworth, what it took to finish Port of Being and an accompanying playlist (Book to be released October 15th with Invisible Publishing) and how Tarot helps her write fiction. Tamara Jong: Hey Shazia, congrats on recently getting an honorable mention for your story “Pilgrims” […]
Invisible Publishing is seeking a new editor/s for its Bibliophonic series of Canadian music bios. Each book is a time capsule that captures artists and their work, and provides a unique look at some of today’s most exciting musicians. The editor will be responsible for soliciting, reviewing, and making decisions on submissions to the imprint, […]
File this one under important info you hope to never use: PEN America has released an Online Harassment Field Manual, a digital guide that contains effective strategies and resources that writers, journalists, their allies, and their employers can use to defend against cyber hate and fight online abuse. Some of the legal info won’t be […]
Time to renew your Mad Magazine subscriptions, people: illustrator and cartoonist Mike Holmes (author of Invisible titles True Story and This American Drive) has a new gig drawing a regular comic strip for the relaunched Mad Magazine! The new strip is called Real, Dumb, which takes the reader-submission concept of True Story and reworks it […]
We want your stories, Prince-Edward-County-ites! Invisible Publishing is collecting personal essays about life in Prince Edward County, Ontario, Inside Prince Edward County, by people who live in or have ties to PEC. We want to hear from the people who are from The County, who’ve seen it change, who’ve been part of the change, and […]
Five County residents will champion their favourite Canadian book as part of a newly-expanded County Reads weekend festival, and Gillian Wigmore’s GLORY is one of the contenders! Here’s the lowdown: On Thursday, April 19, 7–9 PM, there’ll be a great debate, moderated by County author Ken Murray, and spectators will get to vote on who […]
This spring, we’re rebooting our dusty old Invisiblog with shiny new content! For the next few months, mixed in with our usual news posts, you’ll see other way more interesting posts — like interviews, playlists, and guides — written and curated by guest editors Nicole Chin and Tamara Jong. So join us in rolling out […]
Hey-o! We’re celebrating International Women’s Day—March 8!—all March long by doubling the royalties we pay our female and female-identifying authors on sales of their books through our website.
Effective immediately, the titles Bourbon & Eventide and Jack, both authored by Mike Spry, are no longer for sale via Invisible Publishing, and we have declared them out of print.
Well, Michelle Winters didn’t take home the big money for her debut novel I Am a Truck, but we sure did have fun while she was shortlisted. Recap Michelle’s Giller run with The Giller Files, her series over at CBC Books that follows her journey: What’s it like being shortlisted for the Scotiabank Giller Prize […]