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The Society of Young Publishers are pleased to present Inside Publishing, the podcast series interviewing industry experts on everything publishing.

  1. 8 DIC

    All Things Publicity with Sofia Saghir, Campaigns Manager at Riot Communications

    In this episode, Gemma interviews Sofia Saghir - Campaigns Manager at Riot Communications, a PR agency specialising in arts, culture and entertainment. Sofia discusses the difference between delivering campaigns while working in-house vs at an agency. Also she talks about the range of coverage needed for a successful PR campaign and how the growing importance of BookTok is changing the media landscape. She shares how her career began on her book blog, along with some invaluable advice for aspiring PR and publishing professionals.  Sofia's links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sofia-saghir-5505b5230/ Riot Communications: https://www.riotcommunications.com/ Episode Transcript: https://otter.ai/u/HwOya2CCO8GJoznkxbKUSOQrsaY?utm_source=copy_url Hosted and edited by Gemma Jackson (SYP London Podcast Officer) Instagram @syp_london X @SYP_UK Website https://thesyp.org.uk If you have any questions about this episode or wish to partake in the show, drop us a line at podcast.syp@gmail.com

    25 min

  2. 27 OCT

    A Deep Dive into the Columbia Publishing Course with Meaghan Cahill

    In this episode, Tamara speaks to Meaghan Cahill –– Production Assistant at Bloomsbury, and alumnus of the Columbia Publishing Course (CPC) –– about her experience of CPC. Meaghan talks candidly about the course, highlighting its benefits, the application process, the day to day activities it involved, and how it has helped launch her career into publishing. Mentioned in this episode Columbia Publishing Course: https://journalism.columbia.edu/cpc-uk  Episode transcript  https://turboscribe.ai/transcript/7692148163608044315/pod-3-edited Hosted and edited by Tamara Letts (SYP South West Podcast Officer) Twitter/X: @SYP_UK Website: https://thesyp.org.uk If you have any questions about this episode or wish to partake in the show, drop us a line at podcast.syp@gmail.com

    43 min

  3. 13 OCT

    Interview with Lauri Kubuitsile, author of The Scattering

    In this episode of Inside Publishing, Gemma interviews Lauri Kubuitsile, author of The Scattering. We talk about her experiences as an author who has worked with many publishers, her views on genres as a marketing tool and why she doesn’t have a literary agent. Her historical novel, The Scattering explores the lives of two women and their experiences of two historical atrocities in Southern Africa at the beginning of the twentieth century: the Herero and Nama genocide, and the Anglo-Boer war. Now published in the UK by DAS Editions, Lauri shares why she was compelled to write this story and how she conducted her research when the historical record is so fragmentary.  Lauri's book: The Scattering https://www.daseditions.com/books/the-scattering DAS Editions Website: www.daseditions.com Instagram: @daseditions Books mentioned The Memory of Love by Aminatta Forna Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche There are Rivers in the Sky by Elif Shafak Episode transcript:  https://otter.ai/u/6npnuhI7u8cUsnr7mqVLc7y9oSk?utm_source=copy_url Instagram: @syp_london Website: https://thesyp.org.uk  If you have any questions about this episode or wish to partake in the show, drop us a line at podcast.syp@gmail.com

    36 min

  4. 6 OCT

    The Gaelic Revival with Scottish Makar, Pàdraig MacAoidh

    In this episode, Nuala speaks to Pàdraig MacAoidh - Scotland's Makar, academic, and broadcaster - to discuss the growing movement behind the revival of the Gaelic language. As part of a three-part series, Pàdraig opens the conversation by discussing his relationship to Gaelic, the creative process of adapting such an old language to his contemporary environment, and the opportunities for Gaelic speakers in the industry today. We also uncovered some of the challenges facing its resurgence, including the disconnect between the highlands, islands and cities, and a concern that isolated regions may be left behind in this process of national revival. Pàdraig remains hopeful and excited by the prospects of the newly passed Scottish Languages Bill and the increasing opportunities available to young Gaelic speakers across many industries in Scotland.  Pàdraig MacAoidh X: @PàdraigMacaoidh Website: https://www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/poetry/scotlands-makar/   Mentioned in this episode: Len Pennie and her Scots word of the day: @misspunnypennie on instagram Scottish Language Bill: https://www.parliament.scot/bills-and-laws/bills/s6/scottish-languages-bill  Hosted and edited by Nuala Tranter (SYP Scotland Podcast Officer) Instagram: @sypscotland Website: https://thesyp.org.uk  If you have any questions about this episode or wish to partake in the conversation, drop us a line at podcast.syp@gmail.com

    43 min

  5. 29 SEP

    Interview with Lottie May: All Things Bookselling

    In this episode, Tamara speaks to Lottie May - Project Manager and Bookseller at Mr B's Emporium in Bath - about her experiences in bookselling. Lottie discusses her career path from a book lover (beginning in historical fiction), to a BA in History, to a now bookseller, project manager, and sometimes publisher at Mr B's. We also discuss the typical work day at Mr B's, from in house reading spas (essentially, literary therapy), to curating subscriptions for customers, to celebrity sightings and author events.  Mentioned in this episode Mr B's Emporium: https://mrbsemporium.com/  Episode Transcript https://turboscribe.ai/transcript/share/7241788200865439987/7vqboIDEYLMub-BpPPdcodmT6-TKkV9Zdl3rl_I7jz4/interview-with-lottie-may-all-things-bookselling Hosted and edited by Tamara Letts (SYP South West Podcast Officer) Instagram: @syp_southwest  Website: https://thesyp.org.uk/ If you have any questions about this episode or wish to partake in the show, drop us a line at podcast.syp@gmail.com

    44 min

  6. 15 SEP

    Independent Voices in Publishing

    In this episode of Inside Publishing, Sara Young and Tom Barker interview Isabella Barber from Comma Press and James Keane from Northodox Press about the Northern Fiction Alliance (NFA). Founded in 2016, the NFA now includes nearly 30 independent publishers promoting Northern literature and providing development opportunities. Isabella highlights Comma's focus on insider perspectives and international voices, while James emphasizes the importance of authenticity and community in Northodox's publications. Both discuss the impact of the NFA on Northern publishing and the significance of place in their work. Upcoming releases include Comma's "Book of Bradford" and Northodox's "Ravenglass" and "Green Laughing." Northern Fiction Alliance Instagram: @northernfictionalliance  Comma Press  Website: https://commapress.co.uk/  X: @commapress   Instagram: @commapress Northodox Press  Website: https://www.northodox.co.uk X: @northodoxpress  Instagram: @northodoxpressoffcial Mentioned in this episode WoWfest: https://writingonthewall.org.uk/wowfest/  Hosted and edited by Sara Young (SYP UK North Podcast Officer) Twitter: @SYP_UK Website: https://thesyp.org.uk If you have any questions about this episode or wish to partake in the show, drop us a line at podcast.syp@gmail.com

    33 min

  7. 8 SEP

    The Trailblazer Awards with Elizabeth Kellingley

    In this episode Gemma sits down with Elizabeth Kellingley, winner of the Trailblazer Award 2025 and Bloomsbury's Accessibility Manager. They discuss winning the Trailblazer Awards at the London Book Fair, how Elizabeth is working to make the industry more accessible and the incredible dyslexic friendly novels Bloomsbury have released!  Links:  Elizabeth Kellingley:  www.linkedin.com/in/elizabeth-kellingley-7569b0133/ Dyslexic Friendly Books: https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/discover/superpages/fiction/bloomsbury-dyslexia-friendly-editions/ Host Credits and SYP Links: Hosted and edited by Gemma Mathers (SYP UK Podcast Officer) Instagram: @SYP_UK Twitter: @SYP_UK Website: thesyp.org.uk If you have any questions about this episode or wish to partake in the show, drop us a line at podcast.syp@gmail.com

    49 min

  8. 1 SEP

    The World of International Rights with Polly Silk

    Description of Episode  In this episode, Molly speaks to Polly Silk -- longtime international rights professional, and current lecturer and head of the MA Publishing Media at Oxford Brookes University. We dive into the current state of international rights in publishing, the details of what a day-to-day job in rights might look like, perks and challenge points of rights careers, and even answer the question: what exactly is international rights management?  Interviewee Information and Links  Polly Silk  Oxford Brookes MA Publishing Media website: https://www.brookes.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate/publishing-media  Oxford International Centre for Publishing Instagram: @oxfordpublishing Helpful Links: Mentioned in this Episode  LinkedIn: linkedin.com The Bookseller: thebookseller.com  Episode Transcript https://otter.ai/u/75RZZ4MMzsaHwX2Si18SBT6_zqI?utm_source=copy_url Host Credits and SYP Links  Hosted and edited by Molly Frisch (SYP Oxford Podcast Officer)  Instagram: @oxford_syp  Twitter/X: @SYP_Oxford  Website: https://thesyp.org.uk/branch/oxford/ Outreach  If you have any questions about this episode or wish to partake in the show, drop us a line at podcast.syp@gmail.com

    35 min
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The Society of Young Publishers are pleased to present Inside Publishing, the podcast series interviewing industry experts on everything publishing.

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    The Society of Young Publishers
  • Años de actividad
    2020 - 2025
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