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Same Sex Relationships in LGBTQ+ Literature This Zero Discrimination Day
1 March signals different things for different people. Some might think of it as the first unofficial day of spring. For us at
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Republic of Consciousness Prize: Longlist Announced
In the midst of prestigious and historic literary prizes, and navigating the world of small literary presses, the Republic of Consciousness
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Beyond Lockdown Publishing Survey: Does Working from Home Work for You?
For almost a year, we have been battling a worldwide pandemic, the effects of which are yet to fully unfold.
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T.S. Eliot Prize for Poetry: 2021 Winner Announced
"Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go."
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Book Cover Design Trends for 2021
Cover design trends for books in 2021 are becoming increasingly creative and innovative, with designers experimenting in forms of color,
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Engine House Publishing Kickstarter
Engine House Publishing is a new and exciting independent publisher with a story to share.
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Translator Spotlights: An Interview with Sophie Lewis
“I love to read texts from all over the world. That in itself gives me a buzz.”
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Showcasing Award-Winning Singaporean Press Epigram
Epigram Books was launched as a trade imprint in 2011, after finding there was a gap in the industry for publishing long-form fiction: novel
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How COVID-19 Impacted My First Year in Publishing
A year ago, I was standing on the stage of the Royal Festival Hall in Southbank Centre, talking about how lucky I was to find the industry
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Publishing News: Issue 16
Critically acclaimed author, Bernardine Evaristo, winner of the 2019 Booker Prize for her novel Girl, Woman, Other,
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Cancel Culture: The Cancellation of Senator Hawley’s Book Following the Capitol Riots
Following the Capitol riots at the beginning of the year, Simon & Schuster cancelled The Tyranny of Big Tech, a book by Senator Josh Hawley.
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Publishing News (01.02.2021)
Since the start of January this year, schools across the UK have remained closed to most pupils.
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All Things Social Media by Annie Jay
After having seen myself just how powerful social media is as a tool to help publishing hopefuls improve their skills and capacities,
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Bookshops in Popular Culture
It’s no secret that we adore bookshops. And not just the real ones! So, whilst we’re all stuck at home and missing our bookshops, we thought
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Translator Spotlights: an Interview with Katy Derbyshire
Our Translator Spotlights series sees us interview translators about their unique insights and perspectives on the field of translation
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bigblackbooks: The brand-new online platform and publication for Black readers, writers, and authors
Entering 2021 with another national lockdown is not what anyone envisioned. The one thing we have that we didn’t last time, however, is know
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Spotlight Series: Angie Thomas
Angie Thomas is known for her novels that have quickly become masterpieces in the YA (Young Adult) genre.
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How the Publishing Industry can Tackle the Climate Crisis by Niamh Hall
The stark effects of climate change have undeniably become more apparent in the last decade.
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The Progression of the YA Genre in Children's Literature
“I don’t know whether [Northern Lights] is a young adult book or children’s book or adult book that somehow sneaked its way into a children’
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Publishing News (18.01.2021)
In the wake of a third national lockdown, many people will suffer from loneliness, finding themselves with more time on their hands over the
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