First Time at Frankfurt!
by Olivia Pearson It isn’t that often one of our MA Publishing students has the chance to attend the Frankfurt Book Fair. Olivia Pearson shares her experience of the buzz […]
by Olivia Pearson It isn’t that often one of our MA Publishing students has the chance to attend the Frankfurt Book Fair. Olivia Pearson shares her experience of the buzz […]
Monday 10th December saw Kingston University’s third year BA Publishing students hosting an hour-long ‘sales conference’ to present the eight books they have curated for a series of stories they […]
A new year brings the welcome promise of new beginnings as 2020 certainly tested the publishing industry’s ability to adjust and adapt. Despite Covid-19, CEO of The Publishers Association, Stephen […]
The Perception of Value Why Aren’t Books Seen as Valuable? by Rachel Sexton ‘Books are too expensive.’ Just a few minutes’ light digging online is enough to discern that this […]
Breaking news… Tuesday was World Disability Day and the Scholarly Kitchen published a blog featuring the first-hand experiences of four people with disabilities working in academic publishing. I’d like to […]
Lowborn by Kerry Hudson, Chatto and Windus, 2019 Review by Alison Baverstock Professor of Publishing, Kingston University As publishers we sometimes have the privilege of offering the public ideas and […]
By @elleharveysite Team work is difficult when you have dissociative personality. I find myself completely spaced out, seeing myself looking stupid and sad from a distance but not being able […]
There are a great many things I have learned about teamwork during the course of this course, but I believe I must condense these learnings into three cognitive bullet points […]
Group projects… teamwork… depending on other students for your grade… oh the joy! Every student hits the dreaded point in the school year where you have to be placed into […]
Group projects have been the bane of my existence since my early days as a student. The idea that all the hard work I put in a project could be […]