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Highlights in the Charts: Issue 3
Hamnet is a beautiful, yet heart-breaking novel. I can see why some people might be put off;
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The Barbellion Prize 2020: Illuminating Writers with Chronic Illnesses/Disabilities
As society becomes evermore progressive and diverse, the publishing and literary industry has recognised the need to mirror and reflect this
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BAME Representation Done Right
A saying goes that “it’s important to name our visions as often as we do our wounds.”
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How Publishing Hopefuls Found Work Experience During Lockdown
A huge obstacle publishing hopefuls have faced during lockdown is gaining industry experience.
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New In: Non-fiction
Whilst fiction allows us to escape the world for a while, non-fiction encourages us to reconnect with it.
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Job Opportunities (03/08/2020)
SPONSORSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Witherby Publishing Scholarship Applications from individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds are now open...
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Industry Insights: Holly Harley
Holly is a Commissioning Editor at Piatkus Non-Fiction, an imprint of Little, Brown Book Group.
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A Spotlight On Children’s Illustrators
One of the most special qualities of children’s literature is its capacity to create vivid, visual worlds for the young minds it caters to.
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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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Top Tips for a Successful Online Interview
In today’s socially-distanced job market, much of the publishing industry has moved online and recruitment is no different.
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Children's Publishing (20/07/2020)
It may not feel like it after months of lockdown, but it’s nearly the summer holidays!
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Bookstagram: What is it, and how do I start?
What is Bookstagram? Over the years, a number of communities have grown on Instagram and Bookstagram is – no surprise here – dedicated to...
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Living Pride in Lockdown: An Interview with Nathaniel Kunitsky from Knight Errant Press
Knight Errant Press is an independent publisher based in Scotland that promotes marginalised voices in a variety of formats.
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The (Black) British Book Awards: What We Can Learn
During this year’s British Book Awards, black authors and literature-enthusiasts took home six awards and two first-ever record-making wins:
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Industry Insights: Mo Hafeez
Mo Hafeez is an editorial assistant at Faber and Faber.
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A Deep Dive Into Degrees: Hopeful’s Take
Ilaria Crysel completed her MA in 2019 at the University of Derby, whilst Melissa Hawkins is currently completing her BA Hons English
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Black Voices Matter: Celebrating Diversity in UK Literary Prizes
Black voices matter and positive steps have been taken to ensure writers of colour are given equal opportunities to achieve their goals in
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Uplifting Reads for Unprecedented Times
Finally, life is returning to some form of normality, but months of uncertainty have left many of us in need of a pick-me-up.
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Projects for Writers
This issue, we look at projects created for people on the other side of publishing: the writers.
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How Do You Adapt a Classic for the 21st Century?
Classics are being adapted all the time, with new film, television and play versions being created for new audiences.
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Job Opportunities (20/07/2020)
Browse the hottest new vacancies in the publishing industry.
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A Golden Age of Gold Foil
In this issue of The Publishing Post’s Cover Design feature, we’re excited to be delving into the production elements of The Binding.
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Bookshops in Lockdown
Many of us have certainly found escapism and solace in reading during the past few months, however this means we have churned through our
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Highlights in the Charts: Issue 2
Out team discuss their highlights in the charts!
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