A roundup of anticipated reads for August including Smaller Bodies of Water, A Slow Burning Fire, A Lesson in Vengeance...

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

In this issue, we have asked Bryony Thorogood questions about her two projects: a blog and a YouTube channel, The Indecisive Readers.

Let us paint a scene for you. You are in your favourite bookshop browsing the translated fiction section.

Welcome to ‘My International Shelf’ Series, a new feature exploring the unique combination of books that fill our guests' shelves.

Once thought to be a dying art form, poetry has been making a come-back these past few years, and this article aims to understand why.

A round up of upcoming events for publishing hopefuls!

Michael Sheen Announces New Scheme to Give Underrepresented Authors ‘A Writing Chance’ & "An absolute shambles": New EU VAT Rules

The lack of diversity on the school curriculum is appalling and we have decided to recommend the books that we wish we read in school.

In this issue, we look at the upcoming Polari Prize of 2021.

Translation is arguably, the most underrated and lesser-known profession within the publishing business.

We Can Do Better Than This: 35 Voices on the Future of LGBTQ+ Rights is a ground-breaking anthology!

A spotlight on some of our most notable modern classic authors!

With longer and lighter days, the romance genre seems the perfect fit for this season.

For this issue, we interviewed our very own Avneet Bains to find out more about her role as Publicity Trainee at Head of Zeus (HoZ)…

A few highlights in the charts to look out for!

Publishing in Southeast Asia is growing and vibrant, though not without its challenges. Southeast Asian countries are overwhelmed by the one

We have some advice on what to be aware of when drafting your CV.

A round up of the jobs open to publishing hopefuls this July!

TikTok's become one of the most popular social media platforms and as with Instagram, there's a corner of this platform dedicated to books.

OUP Joins PRH's Lit in Colour Campaign & More Opportunities as Literary Magazines Open Up to Debut Authors

A round up of publishing events available from July!

Despite the nostalgia-stained, rose-tinted glasses, it’s difficult not to see the damaging messages present when looking back at favourite c

In more recent years, the prize has expanded to recognise budding youth writers of historical fiction through the Young Walter Scott Prize.