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

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

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

This week we speak with Eliza and her 'international shelf', about the love she has for global contemporary fiction.

Peirene: a spring located in Corinth, and a boutique publishing house based in London who specialise in high-quality translations.

This issue we speak to Sophie Bennett who works on the Indie Insider newsletter.

For this issue, we interviewed Isabelle Panay to learn more about her role as Publicity Assistant at Watkins Publishing and Nourish Books.

This week we speak with Oisín Harris and his 'international shelf', focusing on the love Oisín has for women in translation, particularly Ar

We interviewed Eleanor Marie Rose to find out more about her role as Production Assistant at Bloomsbury and about being a Youtuber.

This week, the publishing hopefuls’ team got the chance to speak with Mandy Gao about her recent year-long internship with SAGE Publishing,

Here in the audiobook team we’re passionate about audiobooks and all they entail, but before we get stuck into the new releases and trends,

This issue we speak with Becca Sealy who conducted two weeks work experience at Penguin Random House (Penguin General) back in 2019.

Welcome back, this week we speak with Melis and explore her 'international shelf' focusing on her love for a range of genres.

EnvelopeBooks is a new independent publishing house founded in the summer of 2020.

Welcome back, this week we speak with Meg and her 'international shelf', focusing on the love she has for classic literature.

Without giving too much away, This Is Our Undoing follows Lina Stephenson as she juggles her assignment of monitoring wildlife in the Rila M

In this issue, we have asked Bryony Thorogood questions about her two projects: a blog and a YouTube channel, The Indecisive Readers.

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

Welcome to ‘My International Shelf’ Series, a new feature exploring the unique combination of books that fill our guests' shelves.

Translation is arguably, the most underrated and lesser-known profession within the publishing business.