In February, I had the pleasure of completing 2 weeks work experience at the offices of John Murray. As I run a literary website, they were interested in getting my …
The ICA in London will be having a look at the work of graphic novelists on Friday June 15th. In Exit Wounds, Rutu Modan of Tel Aviv collective Actus unfolds …
The folks at the London Project have come up with a really innovative idea: a free book exchange progamme on London’s underground network. According to the press release, their aim …
Just to remind everyone our annual pub crawl is once again back on this Thursday the 7th from 6:30. Click here for the details and the night’s itinerary – great weather …
It’s been a quiet news month, so I’ve had a trawl through the archives. I’m looking forward to the Oxford Punting Party on June 30th (for more details, click here), …
We’ve been having problems with sending our regular emails to members with Hotmail accounts. It appears that they are being blocked by Hotmail for some unknown reason. We are in …
SYP members are welcome to attend the launch of Heading South by Luke Bitmead and Catherine Richards. Heading South is the latest novel to be launched by Legend Press MD …
The Publishing Training Centre are running 2 focus groups. They’re being held at the Paul Hamlyn foundation 18 Queen Anne’s Gate, London, SW1H 9AA near Buckingham Palace. Lunch will be …
Congratulations to Clare Christian from The Friday Project for winning the UK Young Publisher of the Year Award at the British Book Industry Awards. You can catch up with Clare …
One of the highlights of the recent London Book Fair was the International Young Publisher of the Year Award, which allowed us to see what the publishing industry is like …
Girl About Town started the month with a very exciting party for the launch of Teenage by Jon Savage, held at the Waterloo Sunset Pavilion in the Hayward Gallery. This …
For those who haven’t seen it, the SYP’s Doug Wallace and Claire Shanahan made a recent appearance in the Bookseller, with an article giving some good perspective on the SYP’s …