This year’s London Book Fair and the Alliance of Independent Author’s have both recently featured crowdfunding. Here is Publishing MA student Laura Bryars with her view on this hot and sometimes misunderstood topic. […]
Publishing MA student and Faber intern, Danny Lyle, distils the essence of the Masterclass delivered by Stephen Page. Faber and Faber’s CEO engaged us with his wit and wisdom as he took us […]
Have you ever stopped to think about how you read? MA Publishing student Scarlett Hermon got a surprising answer when she followed up Masterclass speaker Julia Kingsford’s discussion about how […]
The first Kingston University Publishing Masterclass of the 2014/15 season welcomed David Roche, Chairman of The London Book Fair, former Group Sales and Trade Marketing Director at HarperCollins and one-time […]
If you live outside the US you probably hadn’t heard of textbook-rental company Chegg until news of its impending IPO hit publications like the Bookseller. The announcement caught my eye […]
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 […]
By Stephen Haskins, Kingston University MA Publishing student I work in a bookshop, and every day when I arrive at work I walk past a wall of the latest hardback […]
In our latest guest blog, Kingston MA Publishing student Stacey Hill writes about the growth of erotic fiction and how e-readers have helped increase this market. There was a time […]
I was recently emailed about a new textbook for publishing students, The Publishing Business by Kelvin Smith. From the publisher’s website it looks like an interesting book – covering more […]
In our latest guest post MA Publishing student Melanie Kydd describes how John Blake Publishing tackle the challenge of selling direct to readers. I love bookstores. I can spend hours […]
