Modern Britain is home to an increasingly diverse array of family structures.

Issue 31 brings a round up of the current publishing news!

Following the release of the IPCC Report, it is more important, to amplify the voices of those directly affected by climate change.

Kate Clanchy to re-write memoir after criticism and Independent Publishers Guild announces award shortlist.

For such a thriving literary hub to have a regional book prize seems only natural. This position is filled by the East Anglian Book Awards.

Giants of streaming like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, influence the publishing industry in more than one way.

Imagine a world with fewer books – horrific, right? Millie Kiel and Mara Radut tackle future challenges for UK publishers.

Promotional book boxes are a unique marketing tool sent alongside advanced reading copies (ARCs) to influencers within the book community.

It’s that time of year again. When all kinds of bookworms, come together to discuss novels from the contemporary literary landscape.

LGBTQ+ publishing is a growing market but, how does the global anglophone discourse encroach upon this?

Since the beginning of civilisation, verbal storytelling has been at the centre of communication and human interaction.

The National Book Awards to return to an in-person event and the new open access policy sparks concerns.

A recent study investigates ‘accentism’ and progression within the publishing industry and Hachette announces opening of regional offices.

Let's check out their picks for the 2021 winners of the Redbridge Children's Book Awards!

It is well and truly the age of podcasts. As of 2020, there were over 15 million podcast listeners in the UK, with predictions that there wi

In the second instalment of Writing the World, we will be covering publishers and writers in South Asia.

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

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.

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.