The Book Shelf
by Shelby Jones What’s happened in the world of publishing over the last week? Here is your monthly roundup of […]
by Olga Bialasik October is flying by and Halloween is closing in so fast that we might not even notice […]
by Soria Nicholson Eleven months ago, if someone had told me I’d soon be packing my bags and moving across […]
by Olga Bialasik Since the rise of social media, industries have taken advantage of its marketing potential and the internationality […]
by Peri Cimen Undertaking a creative writing degree is a big decision and research is the first step. Whether you’re […]
by Peri Cimen You may have found yourself wondering whether you need a creative writing degree to succeed as an […]
by Ameesha Smith-Green Even for those who love nonfiction, the terminology can sometimes get confusing. After all, there’s self-help, self-improvement, […]
by Ameesha Smith-Green The pretty cathedral city of York is well-known for its black and white wooden buildings and confectionary, […]
by Beth Hutton The question of whether we can separate an artist from their work persists not only within the […]
by Ameesha Smith-Green 2021 was a year to forget for many reasons, but we also like to look back on […]
by Becky Tandy Recently, I had an interesting conversation with a friend about whether print or digital books are better. […]
by Ameesha Smith-Green When it comes to pitching a manuscript to agents or publishers, having an author platform is seen […]
by Beth Hutton If you’re anything like me, then you’ll agree there’s nothing better than cosying up on the sofa […]
by Hana Walker When getting a present for a book lover, it can be all too easy to settle for […]
by Beth Hutton Cancel culture is gaining momentum across academic circles and social media platforms alike, as people have been […]
by Becky Tandy With the growing popularity of streaming services such as Netflix and Disney+, bingeing has become a mainstream […]
by Summer Black Some people are born to read, but others don’t fall in love with books until later in […]
by Beth Hutton With its rich literary history of liberal writers and radical thinkers, Birmingham is a creative hotspot for […]