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Interview with Sylvie Cathrall – A Letter to the Luminous Deep
By Katie Farr, Iona Fleming, Jess Scaffidi Saggio, Ayman Sabir and Lucy Powell As a writer who pens stories full of hope and healing,...
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Industry Insights: Jemma North, Junior Editor at Sweet Cherry Publishing
In this issue, we spoke to Jemma North, who works as a Junior Editor at Sweet Cherry Publishing.
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Industry Insights: Interview with Jamie Shakeshaft, Bibliographic Metadata Assistant
Jamie Shakeshaft tells us about her work with the book data that keeps the industry running.
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Lucy Holland: Song of the Huntress
By Lucy Powell, Jess Scaffidi Saggio, Katie Farr, Iona Fleming and Ayman Sabir Lucy Holland is the bestselling author of Sistersong and...
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Eva Asprakis: Thirty-Eight Days of Rain
By Katie Farr, Iona Fleming, Jess Scaffidi Saggio, Ayman Sabir, and Lucy Powell Thirty-Eight Days of Rain is Eva Asprakis’ second novel,...
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Find the Story that Calls to You: An Interview with Joyce Chua
Following the completion of her trilogy, Children of the Desert, we are delighted to interview Joyce Chua for a third time.
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Kristen Perrin: How To Solve Your Own Murder
This week, an insightful and entertaining interview with author Kristen Perrin talking about her debut crime novel.
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Educating Children on Eye Health in Dr Yasmin El-Rouby’s Misty Mole series
Myopia, commonly known as nearsightedness, is a vision disorder which is now recognised as a worldwide epidemic.
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Industry Insights: Zoe King, Rights Executive at Hachette
This issue we spoke to Zoe King, who is a Rights Executive at Hachette, about her experience of the rights department and her current role i
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Industry Insights: Caroline Young, Art Director at Hachette UK
This issue we spoke to Caroline Young, who is the Art Director at Hachette, about her experience of publishing outside of London and her cur
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Industry Insights: Jodie Harrison, Operations Assistant at Octopus Books
This issue we spoke to Jodie Harrison, who has an Operations Assistant at Octopus Books, part of Hachette about her publishing journey and
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From The Publishing Post to Penguin Random House: An Interview with Shaniah Shields
We had the pleasure of interviewing Shaniah Shields, our former team member, about her new role as a Marketing Assistant at PRHC.
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Putting the Middle East on the Map: Hafsah Faizal
In this article, we are talking all about Hafsah Faizal, an author whose books should be at the top of your to-be-read list.
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Witchcraft, Teenagehood and Trauma Responses in The Black Air by Jennifer Lane
It is often said that witch narratives are written as a response to a political climate which may see women as dangerous, or in danger.
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The Illustrations and Inspirations behind Percy the Post Penguin by Genevieve Aspinall
It is clear that artistic flair runs in Aspinall’s family, with both parents having studied visual arts, textiles and photography through
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Activism and Neurodivergence in Charli Clement’s All Tangled Up in Autism and Chronic Illness
In this important debut, Charli Clement sheds light on the often overlooked intersection between autism and chronic illness.
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British Academy Book Prize for Nandini Das’s Debut Novel
A British-Indian, a historian and a professor of Early Modern Literature and Culture at the University of Oxford
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Interview with Ame Verso, Publishing Director at David and Charles
This week we interviewed Ame Verso, Publishing Director at David and Charles – a craft and lifestyle publisher.
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Immigration, overthinking, and creative writing: An interview with Margarita García Robayo
Immigrating is often an experience made up of feelings of solitude, during which, those migrating constantly introspect.
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Marginalisation, Prejudice and Idealised England in Julia Rampen’s The Bay
Author interview with Julia Rampen, author of The Bay.
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