The making of a unicorn (aka the ideal freelancer)
On Wednesday 15th February, Kathryn Munt, Astrid deRidder and Anna Faherty were in turns helpful, humorous and honest in their observations on outsourcing and freelancing. Astrid…
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Diverge! How thinking differently could boost your career
In an industry that outsources most of its physical tasks and processes, what’s the one thing that can set you and your organisation apart from…
Seven tips for powering through permissions
After spending the past few months sourcing over 90 works of fiction, non-fiction and art for inclusion in Wellcome Collection’s new anthology, States of Mind:…
#publishingfail: We need to talk about failure
As JK Rowling once told a class of Harvard University students, it is impossible to live “without failing at something”. The now hyper-successful author was…
BookMachine Everywhere [REVIEW]
This is a guest post from Charlotte Whitbread, Business Manager, at Book Industry Communications Ltd. On 25 September 2013 BookMachine (@BookMachine) held simultaneous events across…
From small eggs grow mighty IPOs: cracking open the Chegg story
This is a guest post from Anna Faherty, an experienced publisher and an award-winning writer and lecturer. Anna teaches on the Kingston University Publishing MA…
BookMachine Weekly BookWrap: publishing stories from around the web
This week on the site, we were Revisiting elearning in the Web 2.0 age with Anna Faherty, and Felice Howden asked What Game Is Anobii…
Revisiting elearning in the Web 2.0 age
Anna Faherty is a writer, editor and lecturer in publishing. A decade or more ago, elearning was heralded by many as the panacea to…
Mastering Publishing?
In our second guest post, Anna Faherty, lecturer at Kingston University, discusses the merits of an MA in Publishing.