Publishing Yourself
Lisa Edwards runs her own independent publishing consultancy, Redwood Tree Publishing. She has twenty years’ experience in the publishing industry, primarily in children’s books, where…
On being a book blogger and librarian: Matthew Selwyn interview
Matthew Selwyn is an author, blogger, student, and librarian. Here Stephanie Cox interviews him about his career and his popular blog, Bibliofreak. You can follow…
Matt Haig appears at Hull Central Library
This is a guest blog post from Stephanie Cox, BookMachine contributor, events organiser for SYP North, Publishing Editor at Emerald Group Publishing and blogger at…
BookMachine co-founder runner-up at Young Stationers’ Prize
BookMachine co-founder Laura Summers has been awarded proxime accesserunt (runner-up) at this year’s Young Stationers’ Prize. Judges called her ‘forward-thinking’, ‘innovative’ and possessed of ‘masses…
The art of maximising the amount of work not done
This is a guest post from Alison Jones. Alison is a business and executive coach, content consultant and publisher. After a 23-year career in trade…
Go Set a Watchman tops 1.1 million sold in US and Canada
Go Set a Watchman – Harper Lee’s unexpected companion piece to her sole previous novel, To Kill a Mockingbird – has sold 1.1 million copies…
All About Comics – A photo/twitter blog
On Tuesday night, Tim Pilcher treated a packed room at the Phoenix Artist Club to an entertaining talk on comic books. Currently working as Humanoids’…
Why you should never judge a comic book by its cover
Childish, too niche, corrupting our youth – the criticism against comic books has taken on many forms. But despite this, comic books are one of…
Bello to republish out of print novels by Richmal Crompton
Bello – the digital imprint of Pan Macmillan focused on republishing out of print books – is set to release eleven novels for adults by…
On writing for children: Claire Barker interview
Claire Barker is author of the Knitbone Pepper series for children. The first book comes out on 1st August 2015 (Usborne Children’s Books). Here Stephanie…
Open access matters to more than academics, and here’s why
This is a guest post from Alison Jones. Alison is a business and executive coach, content consultant and publisher. After a 23-year career in trade…
Why does shopping online for novels have to be a dry experience?
And by that, I don’t mean that we should all liquor up before browsing for our next great read. Rather, the slightly sterile point-click-scroll nature…
Co-founder of BookMachine among Stationers’ shortlist
The Young Stationers’ Prize is awarded for achievement and promise in journalism, publishing, and any other trade of the Stationers’ Company. This year, BookMachine co-founder…
Audio rights making waves
This is a guest post from Tom Chalmers, Managing Director at IPR License. It’s a bit of a contradiction in terms but one of the…
Malleable Models: The real effects of the digital revolution on business
This is a guest post from Jasmin Kirkbride. Jasmin is a regular blogger for BookMachine and Editorial Assistant at Periscope Books (part of Garnet Publishing).…
