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Founded in 1972, Coffee House Press originated as a small letterpress operation in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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It Starts with TikTok: Colleen Hoover’s Campaign Success
For those of us at all familiar with BookTok or Bookstagram, it has been hard to miss the Colleen Hoover phenomenon.
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President Zelensky on the Power of Knowledge at the Frankfurt Book Fair
On Thursday 20 October, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a video address to the Frankfurt Book Fair.
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Our Top LGBTQIA+ Spooky Picks!
This issue we've rounded up some spooky reads with great LGBTQIA+ representation.
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Dealing with Intergenerational Trauma in Bad Fruit by Ella King
Ella King took time out of her day to discuss her incommodious debut novel, Bad Fruit.
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Feeling Thankful This Thanksgiving
We've rounded up some great new releases to look forward to this month!
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Publishing’s Responsibility Amid the Cost of Living Crisis
The cost of living crisis is affecting the majority of those living in the UK.
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Not to be Overlooked
This feature introduces a variety of wonderful but lesser-known books to assist readers in finding their next great reads.
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Shuffling of the Shelves – November Part 1
As we look towards darker nights and cosy reading days inside, we look at some of the latest thrilling and unsettling reads for the season.
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Children’s Highlights from the Frankfurt Book Fair
The Frankfurt Book Fair is the world’s largest book trade fair, making it one of the biggest events in the publishing calendar.
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Literary Criticism and Literary Translation
The idea of “translation studies” was first given a name by James S. Holmes in 1972.
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Upskilling Tips for The Publishing Training Centre
Getting your foot in the door with that first publishing job can be quite challenging at times.
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Highlights in the Charts
In this issue, the highlights team review two popular books.
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Job Opportunities
Look no further for this issue's round up of the latest opportunities in publishing.
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2022 Baillie Gifford Prize Shortlist Announced
Since the 2022 Baillie Gifford Prize announcement is just around the corner, let's take a closer look at its finalists.
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Write the Story You Want to Read: An Interview with Joyce Chua
This issue, we were so delighted to interview Joyce Chua, the author of Land of Sand and Song.
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Recommendations from Rory Gilmore’s Reading List
This autumn, curl up with a book read by Rory Gilmore from the ultimate comfort show!
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Indie Spotlight: Neem Tree Press
The history of Neem Tree Press is rooted in values inspired by the neem tree.
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Industry Insights with Karen ‘K’ Kristjánsdóttir
This week we spoke to Karen ‘K’ Kristjánsdóttir, Rights Co-ordinator at Simon and Schuster, about their journey into publishing.
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Blazing Ideas in Literature
The classics team were discussing the significance of Bonfire Night and which classic texts we could link to the occasion.
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Latest Acquisitions & Adaptations
We have rounded up the latest acquisitions and adaptations from the publishing industry.
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From Self-Pub to Bestsellers: How Tiktok has Changed the Publishing World
This issue, we will be looking at the ways in which the social media platform TikTok has changed the world of publishing in recent years.
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Upcoming Publishing Events
Join Elaine Canning and Carly Reagon in Waterstones, Swansea, as they discuss their new novels.
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The Reading Corner – A Spotlight
In light of the National Literacy Trust’s research, one in eight disadvantaged children in the UK don’t own a single book.