We’ve said this before and we’ll say it again: independent presses are the future.

With the yearly trend of resolutions and fresh beginnings, the new year is a key time for publishers to cater to this market.

2021 saw an array of highly anticipated returns and stellar debuts on our shelves, with a range of innovative marketing campaigns.

In the Welsh town of Aberaeron, an independent bookshop named Giwsgo Bookworm bustles with sales, activities and all things bookish.

Beacons of light were contained within the pages of multiple 2021 releases that positively represented the LGBTQ+ community.

We will be giving you the motivation and opportunity to exceed expectations; to see your pile grow.

As with all trends, the designs of book covers are constantly changing and returning to previously popular styles.

The new year has rolled around and many of us use this opportunity to wipe the slate clean, set new goals and learn new skills.

The new year often is a time of reflection and promises to do better, so we'd thought we'd recommend some audiobooks to start 2022 right.

Catch up with the latest acquisitions and adaptations in the publishing industry.

What's in the charts at the moment? The Audacity by Katherine Ryan and Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo...

Not sure which books to get hyped about? Then look below at our anticipated reads to find a new book to fall in love with this year!

Wondering what great books are to be published in January 2022? Take a look...

Some industry favourites recommended to The Publishing Post on Twitter by publishing professionals.

This issue we are giving our full attention to Seren Books, the leading independent literary publisher in Wales.

In this issue, we speak to Belinda Stiles from SmashBear Publishing about the charity anthology that Belinda and the team have worked on.

Our top recommendations for audiobooks to get you through the festive season.

We have chosen some of our favourite adaptations born from classical tales which captured the modern audience.

Back in 1996, Oprah Winfrey introduced her book club segment as part of her renowned talk show.

The shortlist for The Scottish National Book Awards, Book of the Year has been announced.