The Independent stops reviewing gender-specific kids’ books
In an editorial published yesterday, The Independent on Sunday’s literary editor Katy Guest outlined the manifold problems – artistic, societal and commercial – inherent in…
In an editorial published yesterday, The Independent on Sunday’s literary editor Katy Guest outlined the manifold problems – artistic, societal and commercial – inherent in…
Today in ‘yeah, that sounds about right’: Stephin Merritt, the synth-pop Sondheim frontman of The Magnetic Fields, The Gothic Archies, Future Bible Heroes and The…
Independent Glasgow publisher Cargo has announced several changes to its board, effective immediately. Mark Buckland, who founded the company in 2009, has stepped down from…
Fans of American indie stalwarts The Mountain Goats already know that frontman John Darnielle is one of that country’s finest lyricists, unfolding songs that more…
In news we would have covered last week were we not recovering from dental surgery and as such too hopped up on goofballs to string…
When it comes to working in the rights and licensing field it’s not uncommon to be bombarded with questions, especially from indie and self-published authors.…
When Iain Banks died of cancer last June at the cruelly young age of 59, it was widely assumed that The Quarry – the novel…
Since you’ve probably heard already about JK Rowling’s second novel as Robert Galbraith, allow us instead to draw your attention to a more long-awaited book…
By now you’ve probably encountered self-published author Hugh Howey’s Author Earnings report – which debuted online yesterday – in some form or another, whether through…
It’s been a long time coming – we first reported on it back in 2011, when it was tentatively called The Literature Prize and being…
Jacks Thomas is the Director of The London Book Fair and she will be BookMachine London’s speaker on 27th February. I caught up with her…
Ahead of BookMachine Oxford on 27 February I posed five quick questions to our guest speaker Matthew Cashmore! 1. Which words would best descibe…
Residents of Nakatonbetsu, a town of 1,900 people on the Japanese island of Hokkaido, have expressed anger with Haruki Murakami – one of the most…
It may feel like Stephen King is never far from these pages, but there’s a simple reason for that: Stephen King is never far from…
BookMachine are excited to announce the publication of their first book, Snapshots: BookMachine on digital, discoverability and collaboration. Snapshots is a collection of specially selected…