Today we have another interview with fellow student, Sophie Griffiths to share her recent work experience with Diva Magazine. How did you get your work experience? I emailed the company …
At 6:30am on a cold Tuesday morning, I made my very early commute from Oxford into the centre of London. Tuesday 12th March marked the beginning of the London Book …
Once you have achieved the seemingly impossible and gained yourself a publishing work placement – hurray! – you must now ensure you get the most out of the experience. Any …
When the words ‘books’ and ‘pyjamas’ are mentioned in the same sentence, lazy Sunday mornings, spent lolling about reading edge-of-your-bed books usually spring to mind. But consider this: how about, …
Top tips from Nadiya Patel – MSc biomed grad, aspiring publisher, and culinary enthusiast Time management is a key skill to acquire and is relevant to most professional areas, ranging …
In the Society of Young Publishers London branch’s monthly book club, our coordinators, Bea and Sonali, choose a theme each month and a list of books that fall under that …
Whatever area of publishing you’re most interested in, one thing is undeniable: it’s a people-led industry. As a result, while the overall theme of this year’s SYP Scotland Conference was …
I’m guessing that most readers of this blog love a good book. I’m also guessing that you find the reading experience smoother and more enjoyable when you’re not tripping over …
“The new year stands before us, like a chapter in a book, waiting to be written.” -Melody Beattie Although January has sped by, we decided to share with you our …
Rather than fretting over what to wear whilst staring into a wardrobe full of clothes, I find myself struggling to pick a new book to read despite having a TBR …
Every blank piece of paper is A dream I’ve yet to dream Each ink blot Is a building block UNTITLED, a poem by Matthew Gilbert In 2013 the SYP …
As you may have heard, the joint SYP UK and London committee AGM is coming up on 29 January. Tickets for the event were snapped up quickly. Like, really quickly. …