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The Modern Threat to Literary Festivals
The modern era in which we are living – a world of digitalisation and Kindles – is posing a major threat to local book festivals.
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Cover Designer Spotlight: Sophie Harris
Sophie Harris has had an incredible career working at large book publishers. Her creative approach explores illustration and photography
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Three Northern Indie Bookshops You Should Know About
There are many independent bookshops located across the North of England doing some amazing work.
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Removing the Stigma Around Neurodiversity as a Disability
By Kelsey Liddell, Brittany Holness, Isabella Whiley and Lucy O’Neill The conversation around neurodivergence in literature has evolved...
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Spotlight on Disability-Focused Magazines and Journals
By Caroline Dowse, Ana Cecilia Matute and Zalak Shah Discovering the world after being diagnosed with, or growing up with, a disability...
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A Cover Spotlight on Disabled Representation in Literature
For UK Disability History Month we look deeper at the phenomenal covers of books that celebrate the disabled experience.
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Spotlight on Dizzy Press and Disability Inclusion in Independent Publishing
The independent publishing world is constantly working toward inclusivity in the industry, with presses bringing marginalised voices to the
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Visibility Matters: How Disability Representation is Changing in Literature
Books have and will always be my main vice. As a disabled person, books remain one of the few truly accessible forms of leisure.
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Highlights in the Charts
Two reviews this week of highlights in the charts, spotlighting works focussing on disabilities.
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Indie Spotlight on Scotland Street Press
Although Scotland Street Press was founded only a decade ago, this independent press is steeped in literary history.
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A Cover Spotlight on the Horror Genre
In the lead-up to Halloween, we are delving into the world of horror by exploring some of the most striking cover designs within the genre.
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Magical and Occult Independent Bookshops: 2024 Edition
For all your magical bookish needs this Halloween season, we’ve collated a list of independent bookshops that really get into the spirit.
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Why We’re Getting Cosy this Autumn
By Brittany Holness, Isabella Whiley and Kelsey Liddell The changing of the seasons is a time for reflection, change and of course, new...
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Wiley's Advanced Portfolio: A Significant Expansion in Academic Publishing
Wiley supports the everyday learner and, in doing so, continues to aim for advancement and innovations.
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A Cover Spotlight: Celebrating Black Voices
Celebrating Black History Month to spotlight by spotlighting some favourite book covers from 2024 that amplify Black voices.
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Striving for Representation in Romance
By Isabella Whiley, Brittany Holness and Lucy O’Neill Romance is one of the most popular genres among reading circles globally. In the...
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Spotlight on Zadie Smith
Zadie Smith is one of the most influential Black voices in contemporary literature.
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Autumn Bookshop Displays
With September in full swing and the cold air creeping in, we have chosen to take a closer look at bookshops’ autumnal reads for 2024.
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Back-to-School: The Intersection of Academic Publishing and Dark Academia
By Kelsey Liddell and Isabella Whiley As September rolls in and another academic year begins, the publishing world finds itself once...
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Indie Spotlight on Cheerio
Cheerio Publishing was launched in 2020 in association with The Estate of Francis Bacon.
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