Despite the freezing cold weather, the disrupted trains (surprise surprise) and the myriad of Christmas related tasks on everybody’s plates at the time of year, we still enjoyed a great …
On a wet and windy Thursday and the Society of Young Publishers and the Society of Authors braved the weather and headed to a night of literary merriness at The …
Despite the freezing cold weather, the disrupted trains (surprise surprise) and the myriad of Christmas related tasks on everybody’s plates at the time of year, we still enjoyed a great …
On the 22nd April, at 9.45 AM, SYP Chair Andrew Turner and Commissioning Editor Rosy Locke will be running the London Marathon on behalf of the Society of Young Publishers …
For our November meeting, the London Book Club picked a novel by prolific Portuguese novelist José Saramago. Death at Intervals describes a nameless country, inhabited by nameless people identified …
On Friday 11th November the SYP was honoured to hold its talk ‘In the Job or in the Book’ at the stunning Stationer’s Hall. We rather sheepishly filled the 17th …
Calling all members, event attendees, Twitter/Facebook followers and all those who love publishing! How do you fancy being in with the chance of winning a £25 book token and letting …
SYP meets SOA Literary Open Mic Night – Call for submissions Calling all aspiring authors! Do you dream of moseying down to an East End pub on a Thursday evening …
London SYP Speaker Event 26th October The Larrick Inn Pub, Marylebone. Last Tuesday, in the suitably literary Larrick Inn Pub, lined with dated volumes and wood panels, the SYP had …
Help shape the Publishing Standards! Do you work in book or journal publishing? Would you like to help develop the definitive list of best practice skills and knowledge for the …
When Liz Murray from LJ interactive remarked, to an impressive audience at Magdalen College Auditorium, that it now takes only one week for a billion tweets to be sent, …
Everyone loves going to the cinema, I mean who doesn’t? But we all run the risk of being heavily disappointed when we make that crucial decision to watch a film …