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The Rise of Kids’ Non-Fiction
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The Baillie Gifford Prize: Non-Fiction Longlist Explored
The chaos that 2020 has impressed upon us has left nothing and no one unscathed.
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Why Are Books Leaked?
The release of Stephanie Meyer’s Midnight Sun last month was an event fans had waited twelve years for.
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Creating a Life-long Passion: The Indie Publishers Driving Children’s Literature Forward
The Bookseller recently published an article that drew attention to the lack of review space given to children’s books.
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The Polari Prize: A Celebration of LGBTQ+ Literature
Born out of the Polari Salon organisation, the Polari Prize is the first and largest UK award for LGBTQ+ literature.
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Notes from the North
Following on from our spotlight on New Writing North in our last issue, in this week’s Notes from the North we turn our focus to its
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Awards That Offer More Than a Round of Applause: The London Writers Awards
Considered a hub for cultural and creative diversity, London has long been at the vanguard of publishing development.
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Publishing News (14/09/2020)
HarperNorth, founded in 2020, is “at the vanguard of the movement to widen publishing’s regional diversity” and finally we see publishing
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How COVID-19 Has Impacted the Book Tour
Empty bookstores. Closed, some permanently. No bustling crowds milling outside, people eager to find their next read.
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Rethinking Diversity on the Ground
2020 has been a poignant year for conversations around racism. As Black Lives Matter protests broke out around the world and antiracist book
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Publishing News of the Week (31/08/2020)
In our first issue, the news team reported on book wholesaler Bertram’s going into administration and the anger publishers felt at their
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“Poetry is Nearer to Vital Truth than History”: A Look at UK Poetry Prizes
Escapism, ingenuity and imagination. Whether illustrating the natural panorama, the political climate or human connection, poems can
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How Books That Matter #PutHerOnTheMap
Books That Matter has always been the brand which places intersectional feminism in the spotlight.
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Tips for Your Internship
Congratulations! You’ve got yourself an internship! The question is, what now? The experience you can gain from an internship is invaluable,
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Has Instagram Changed The Face of Marketing?
There has always been an immense amount of pressure on publishing houses in terms of scheduling, consistently releasing and, most importantl
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Publishing News of the Week (17/08/2020)
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, is considering an online sales tax that would levy 2% on all items purchased online.
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How Are Digital Book Festivals Changing the Industry?
Ever since the cancellation of the London Book Fair, it seemed the publishing world realised the oncoming storm of lockdown and adapted the
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Hodder Gibson: How School Closures Affected A Scottish Education Publisher
In the week beginning 16 March 2020, teachers had less than a week to prepare to deliver remote learning for the foreseeable future.
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#DisabilityVisibility in Publishing: Time For Action
Publishers are beginning to address issues of diversity and under-representation, but is agenda-setting translating into real intersectional
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Publishing News of the Week (03/08/2020)
Our team round up the publishing news of the week!
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