Tell us about your journey into publishing. What was your experience of completing a Publishing MA and applying through Creative Access?

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

In Issue 33, we wanted to highlight some of the opportunities, networks and resources available to underrepresented publishing hopefuls.

Diversity on book covers may be improving slowly, but it’s still problematic.

For those outside of the field of translation, and in particular those who are monolingual, the act of translating is often perceived as a d

The Booker Prize has been awarding grand monetary prizes and honourable literary prestige to great writers since its founding in 1969.

A spotlight on some indie publishing houses: New Beacon Books, Jacaranda Books and Redbone Press.

Black representation is incredibly important, arguably most so in children’s literature.

By Jennifer Hill, Leah Bird and Aimee Whittle Publishing Assistant, Maverick Arts Publishing Closing Date: 15 October Salary: £17,000...

In Issue 33, we look at Gayl Jones' first novel in 20 years, Palmares, and Margaret Busby, who received the LBF Lifetime Achievement Award.

It seems universally agreed upon that a narrator is just as important as the author when it comes to audiobooks.

In this issue, we look at some of the most anticipated reads to be released over the coming months.

In Issue 33, we interview Nikki May, the author of Wahala, which will be released in January 2022.

An overview of upcoming publishing events in Black History Month.

Black British history is not only an important part of our past, but something that is also happening right now, and despite this, for many

We delve into the power of the book club so far, and how their campaign has struck a chord with readers.

As Halloween approaches, we wanted to stop and consider the Black horror genre!

A spotlight on acclaimed American novelist, editor and professor, Toni Morrison.

Our e-platform is dedicated to publishing and publicising quality reviews, interviews, essays, reading lists and more each month.

Here we look at several highlights in the charts that we highly recommend!

This Black History Month, we wanted to shine a spotlight on a man who deserves recognition and celebration: Ken Saro-Wiwa.

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

As the first demographic to have grown up on the internet, Generation-Z find themselves in a rather strange situation.

Raise your hand if you spent lockdown rewatching and re-reading things you loved as a teenager, or as a child.