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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. JAN 27

    The Society of Authors with Johanna Clarke

    In this episode, Sarah speaks to Johanna Clarke – Outreach Lead, Senior Contracts Advisory and podcast host for the Society of Authors (SoA). Johanna speaks about how the SoA works to support authors, along with their role in the broader publishing landscape. Johanna also provides advice about getting into the publishing industry, including an anecdote that proves true the advice we hear time and time again: networking does work!Mentioned in this episode:The Society of Author’s website: The S...

    39 min

  2. 12/16/2024

    Seizing the Zines of Production with Tee Hodges of Typewronger

    In this episode, Annika talks to Tee Hodges, the founder of Typewronger, which is an independent bookshop, typewriter repair shop, and small press in Edinburgh. They discuss the ins and outs of independent publishing, first steps into small press work, and the importance of relationship building and community in every aspect of the literary world. Typewronger Website: www.typewronger.com Instagram: @typewronger What's On at Typewronger: www.typewronger.com/home/events Mentioned in this ep...

    32 min

  3. 12/02/2024

    Interning at The Hay Festival with Sophie James

    In this episode, Jess speaks to Sophie James about her Events Management Internship at The Hay Festival which took place earlier this year. Sophie speaks openly about her experience, providing insight into what the role involved, what she leart from this experience, and how it has helped her to secure her current job role. She also offers advice for those looking to gain similar experience and discusses her perspective on the publishing industry in Wales. Mentioned in this episode: Vis...

    33 min

  4. 11/18/2024

    An Interview with Bridget Shine, IPG's Chief Executive

    In this episode, Michaela speaks to Bridget Shine –– Chief Executive of the Independent Publishers Guild –– about the independent publishing industry. Bridget talks about the differences between working at an independent vs a corporate publisher, how the independent publishing landscape has changed over the years, and how IPG supports independent publishers and early to mid-career professionals operating within them. Independent Publishers Guild Website: https://www.independentpublish...

    43 min

  5. 11/04/2024

    An Interview with Author and Activist, Robert Kingett

    In this episode, Tamara speaks to Robert Kingett- disability activist, published author and romance aficionado- about his tumultuous but ultimately inspiring career in publishing. Robert speaks passionately about what activism can look like in publishing, highlighting the need to decentralise traditional heteronormative and ableist voices and recenter marginalised LGBTQ+ and disabled voices trapped in the periphery. Beyond this, Robert talks about his love for romance, both fictional and othe...

    52 min

  6. 09/23/2024

    Bookstagramming and championing authors with disabilities with Róisin Cremin

    This week's host, Ireland's Rachel Cahill, sits down with Róisin Cremin to discuss the science of bookstagramming and her work in highlighting authors with disabilities. Having been an online book reviewer for a number of years, Róisin gives the listeners tips and tricks of what she has learned - including how she got an advanced copy of one of Sally Rooney's newest book (!). Róisin has also just established her own press called 'Hear My Voice Press' with the aim of showcasing the overl...

    47 min

  7. 09/02/2024

    A Look at Literary Scouting with Flo Lacey

    In this episode, Sarah speaks to Flo Lacey – scout at London Literary Scouting – about the role of scouting in the publishing industry. Flo explains what a literary scout does, delving into the highs and lows of her role, along with providing advice to those wishing to break into this less-well-known area of publishing. We also cover interesting details about what may make a book a good candidate for translation or adaptation to the screen. Hosted and edited by Sarah Allen-Sutter (SYP London...

    51 min

  8. 06/17/2024

    Working in Audio with Emma Kiesling

    In this episode, Sarah speaks to Emma Kiesling – audio assistant for Bonnier Books UK and fellow publishing podcaster – about working in audio publishing. Emma explains how she found her way into audiobooks, what a day on the job looks like, and how her role as audio assistant interacts with other departments. We also discuss what makes a good audiobook and answer the highly debated question: Does listening to an audiobook count as reading? Mentioned in this episode Uncovering Publishing po...

    37 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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  • Creator
    The Society of Young Publishers
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2025
  • Episodes
    73
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2025 Inside Publishing
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