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So it’s back to the blog, and after a conversation the other day with a fellow publisher, it got me thinking. What are publishers for?
It’s been a minute since we’ve had regular updates over on the blog (slaps own fingers). So what better way to get back to it with some amazing bookish news?
With the countdown to the end of 2024 well underway, we’ve had two new bits of book news from Scorpius Towers this week…
After being MIA for a couple of weeks thanks to a nasty chest infection (as well as it being the summer holidays – not a good mix!), it’s been nice to get back.
What gets longer the more you work on it? Sounds like a riddle, but it’s not… unfortunately, it’s the to-do list, which in publishing never ends. It’s one step forward and fifty steps back, but it’s what makes the days… Continue Reading →
It’s been an odd week, more than likely because the routine was thrown out of the window due to attending the British Book Awards on Monday and travelling home Tuesday. It’s meant things have had to be juggled about a… Continue Reading →
There are many awkward and antiquated things in the book industry, from product classification to the enormous size of hardbacks (apart from ours, of course!), but nothing, and I repeat, nothing, comes close to the incompetence of Amazon when it… Continue Reading →
In February, I will be attending the annual Small Business Sunday (SBS) event and I can’t wait (read, extremely nervous!). You may have seen that we were chosen as winners to enter this network set up by the amazing Theo… Continue Reading →
Aaand we’re back! We had a nice little break from the office this (last?) year, which has been unheard of in previous years, and I feel quite refreshed (if not a little groggy from far too many choocies and party… Continue Reading →
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