Freelancing is a brilliant career option with plenty of advantages, from working flexibly to being in control of the work you take on.

Non-fiction publishing is a broad category within trade publishing. In our final instalment of the sector series, we explore non-fiction.

Trade publishing includes general interest books in both fiction and non-fiction written for the non-specialist reader.

Similar to book publishing, those who work in magazine publishing can work with the written text within editorial, design and marketing.

Translators are constantly making conscious choices in their work. Translation can even be considered adaptation to expose different ideas.

In Issue 33, we wanted to highlight some of the opportunities, networks and resources available to underrepresented publishing hopefuls.

Continuing on from our last issue on the start of a book’s life cycle, the cover evaluation team has wrapped up what happens from the bindin

As our reading habits continue to be shaped by social media bloggers and trends, online blog tours have emerged as a new marketing and publi

The children’s book market is huge and contains a variety of sub-genres.

Publishing is a very competitive industry, which means that securing your first role can be challenging.

Here is some advice on how to acquire the skills and experience to succeed into your publishing career!

“If Editorial is the heart of publishing, Production is the lungs,” said Ebury’s Head of Production Catherine Ngwong.

Metadata in publishing – fiction, non-fiction and academic – is simply data that describes a book.

People say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but if you work in book production and design, judging a book cover is going to be the m

To round up our publishing job hunting mini-series, we wanted to offer some advice for completing applications.

With commonly asked questions, video interviews tips and online resources, here’s our advice on how to prepare for publishing interviews.

We have some advice on what to be aware of when drafting your CV.

Cover letters are an important part of all applications and, in such a competitive industry, every word counts!

Let’s break down the industry myth that the only creative job in publishing is a design role!

The term “admin” is often thrown around in publishing. We wanted to break down what administrative work involves.