Work Experience: Big 5 vs Indie
Internships and work experience are key to landing your first role in publishing, but with so many amazing publishers out there, it can be
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Industry Insights: Ana McLaughlin
Ana is the Deputy Publicity Director for Riverrun and Quercus and an author.
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Industry Insights: Virginia Woolstencroft
I started thinking about publishing in my second year of university — I went to career fairs and it just seemed like the most obvious fit
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Industry Insights: Eleanor Smith
Eleanor started her publishing career as an Editorial Intern at Richmond ELT.
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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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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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Industry Insights: Serena Arthur
Serena Arthur works as an Editorial Assistant for Wildfire Books, an imprint of Headline Books.
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Breaking into Publishing: An Interview with Amy Lynn
Welcome to Breaking Into Publishing, where we talk to publishing hopefuls about their job hunt experience, and wider tips they want to share
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Industry Insights: Chloë Rose
Chloë Rose joined Penguin Random House in 2018 and is now Publicity Manager for Penguin Random House Audio.
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Industry Insights: Aki Schilz
Aki Schilz is the Director of The Literary Consultancy, the UK’s longest-standing consultancy for writers.
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