Kingston University MA Publishing student Bonie Santos shares the key points she learned at a recent ‘how to get into publishing’ event. As a fine start to the Easter break, […]
As reported by The River, Kingston University’s award-winning student newspaper, a recent survey found that four in 10 Kingston University students have read just three books in the past year. […]
Co-editor of RiPPLE 2013, May-Grace Nahas, tells us about an innovative marketing approach for Kingston University’s annual literary anthology. Showcasing the poetry, short stories and prose extracts of Kingston University’s […]
In the first of two guest posts about innovative reading groups for children, Kingston University MA Publishing graduate Hattie Gordon shares her experience of Young City Reads. Children at a […]
Book publishers ignore changes prompted by self-publishing at their peril. So says Kingston University MA Course Leader Alison Baverstock in this week’s Guardian. Alison’s top five changes to look out […]
Kingston University MA Publishing student Amanda Howser gives us a peek inside the Royal Academy of Arts Research and Library Archive in London. Being a lover of books, it’s often […]
In this guest post, MA Publishing student Chantal Moclair investigates the world of dystopian fiction. Restrictive worlds. Cruel governments. Post-apocalyptic setting. These elements characterize a dystopian future. You don’t have […]
Earlier this semester, we had the pleasure of a visit from fiction author Elizabeth Buchan. Buchan has written 12 novels, including bestsellers The Good Wife and That Certain Age. While it’s always a treat […]
Amid daily claims that the physical book is dead and public libraries are experiencing a horrible demise, there’s one place you can go to see great new designs for both […]
Kingston University MA Publishing Student Stacey Hill takes us inside a publishing careers event at Kingston University. I recently attended a Spotlight on Publishing event at Kingston University, which gave […]
