Ingenium News

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — Toronto, ON, Friday, March 14, 2025. Ingenium Books is set to publish a gripping new surrogacy memoir this year. The Heart of a Surrogate (working title) is author Jennifer Hansen’s honest, no-holds-barred account of the emotional battle between her and the intended parents during her first experience as a surrogate.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — Ottawa, Ontario, Monday, March 10, 2025. A Canadian survivor of abuse at an elite Canadian Christian school has a dire warning about the serious consequences of religious freedoms afforded to educational institutions on both sides of the border: that this may leave people scarred for life.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — Toronto, Thursday, March 6, 2025. Ingenium Books will release a groundbreaking book that will illuminate in poetic detail a unique approach to dealing with loss.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — Toronto, Wednesday, March 5, 2025. There are a lot of questions about the potential impact of the recently-announced tariffs on the retail cost of books, and the answers are not yet known. However, there is already a cost being felt, on both sides of the border. As an independent Canadian publisher representing both Canadian and American authors (and some from other countries too), we are seeing the following impacts:

Ingenium Books will publish “Count on Me,” the autobiography of Peter J. Bissonnette. Bissonnette was president of the telecommunications giant—which has since been acquired by Rogers—from 2000 to 2015 and played a key role in Shaw becoming one of Canada’s largest telecommunications companies by the time of the Rogers acquisition in 2023.

Canadian cult survivor’s memoir, “Born and Razed: Surviving the Cult was Only Half the Battle” by Beth Granger, releases early 2025.

Media Advisory: Compelling Interview Offer — Author and Therapist Shares New Way of Looking at & Treating Trauma (Calgary, AB, April 11)

For Immed. Release : #1 WSJ Bestseller Raises Important Issues About Adoption — Surgeon’s Book Examines Adoption Trauma’s Impact On Identity

Jonathan Inman of The Montgomery Herald writes about Jack Rocco’s bestselling memoir, “Recycled.”

Do you want your listeners to be fully immersed in your audiobooks? Do you want them to experience the emotions of the story?

ValiantCEO Interviews Ingenium Books’ Cofounder, Boni Wagner-Stafford, and talks about values, writing, and publishing today.

TED-X speaker Dr. Marjorie Aunos, PhD, is a psychologist, researcher, award-winning international speaker, and author of Mom on Wheels.

The Bookshelf Cafe interviews Marie Beswick Arthur, author of Listen for Water, published by Ingenium Books