Money Talks: Who Gets What in the Book Trade
OnlineIn this free event a panel of experienced book trade professionals will demystify where the money goes from the sale of a book and why.
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Find out moreAcross 2022, Publishing Scotland is celebrating the Year of Scotland's Stories through events, online content and much more. One of our most recent activities is the Shaping Scotland's Stories Spring/Summer catalogue.
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Find out moreThe May issue of BooksfromScotland invites you to stir the senses, to notice, to appreciate and to reimagine the world around you with a fantastic selection from debut novels, nature writing and poetry to politics, short stories and childrens' books.
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A huge thank you to all the speakers, sponsors and delegates who made the Scottish Book Trade Conference 2022 such a great success. It was great to see so many of you in-person and online. See you in 2023!
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Explore the knowledge bankIn this free event a panel of experienced book trade professionals will demystify where the money goes from the sale of a book and why.
This editorial course focuses on editing publications such as newsletters, brochures, handbooks or websites. Two Zoom sessions of two hours (one per day) on Tuesday 7 and Thursday 9 June 2022.
A free one-hour online session run by Creative Access for Publishing Scotland members. Registration essential.
Jessica Neale of Canongate Books is the winner of the British Book Awards Rights Professional of the Year 2022.
Congratulations to Ian Rankin and publisher Canongate Books whose The Dark Remains by William McIlvanney and Ian Rankin won the Fiction: Crime and Thriller category at the 2022 Bookseller’s British Book Awards.
‘Toy Plastic Chicken’ by Uma Nada-Rajah, A Play and a Pint (Salamander Street) was announced as the winner of the inaugural Kavya Prize on 21 May 2022.
The Dream Factory by Ryan Baldi, and This is Your Everest by Tom English and Peter Burns, are up for Sunday Times Sports Book Awards 2022.
Canongate authors Selena Godden, Matt Haig, Steven Hall, Ruth Ozeki, Ambrose Parry, and Kei Miller all have books on the latest book award shortlists.