We are looking for a new Production Editor, to begin at the end of July.

On 30 March, The Wanted singer, Tom Parker, sadly passed away at the age of thirty-three.

With the recent celebrations of the Platinum Jubilee, our patriotic enthusiasm has reached an all-time high.

If you are passionate about children’s books and have a fondness for podcasts, then we absolutely recommend the Big Kids Book Club!

Alongside the Jubilee celebrations, the start of June marked the annual release of the Queen’s Birthday Honours List.

For some, it seems like audiobooks have always been around.

Annie Lord, reeling from a broken heart, revisits the past. This is a love story told in reverse, beginning with a breakup.

Following on from her debut collection of short stories, Armfield brings us another incredible queer gothic tale.

Not To Be Overlooked introduces a variety of wonderful but lesser-known books to assist readers in finding their next great reads.

We see some newcomers muscling their way onto the shelves this week in a variety of genres!

“Don’t judge a book by its cover.” This adage has long been out of fashion with the rise of Bookstagram and Booktok.

In this issue, we bring to you an interview with the inspiring Nick Coveney.

Comic conventions have always been a pivotal event for aspiring authors and cartoonists to attend.

Historical fiction is an exciting genre of literature, it combines both the past and the imaginative to construct enticing stories.

On the 28 June each year, Ukraine celebrates Constitution Day. We wanted to show our support by reviewing three books by Ukrainian authors.

Upcoming events include an SYP Anything But Editorial Panel, and Write On! Open Mic: Loud & Queer - Pride at Waterstones Bristol.

A bookshop like no other, BookBar promises a unique social space as a shop that “brings people together through books.”

We interviewed Eva Wong Nava, author of a YA novel and picture books, and co-founder of mentoring platform, Picture Book Matters.

Lorraine Wilson writes about the debut experience and the Publishing Post team have reviewed Wilson's debut.

On 23 May, the British Book Awards (also known as the Nibbies) held their annual awards showcase.

Editor Aischa Daughtery’s new collection This Is How We Love complies love letters, poetry and artwork.

After the success of last year, Edinburgh Book Festival are again running a series of events dedicated to sharing ideas and expertise.

Amazon has recently announced their intention to add a new disability fiction subcategory to their online bookstore.

As the oldest independent publishing house in Ireland, Mercier Press itself is just as much a part of the history they publish.