The value of UK publishing

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The value of UK publishing

Research highlighting the contribution of the UK book and journal publishing industry to the UK economy.
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Rice Pudding series to feature poet April Ossmann March 15

Former executive director of Alice James Books (2000 – 2008), she owns a consulting business, offering manuscript editing and publishing advice. She is a faculty editor for the low-residency Creative Writing master's program at Sierra Nevada College, and teaches private tutorials and poetry workshops
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The full history of women's leadership hasn't been told

To accelerate efforts toward more parity, organizations like UNESCO are holding book publishers accountable for publishing more books by women and including women. UNESCO has used social media to collect examples of textbooks from around the world that fail miserably at equally representing
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The Manchester-based author who's won a life-changing $165k book prize

Makumbi was a high school teacher before moving to the UK to pursue her dream of a writing career. She began by studying creative writing in Manchester, then wrote Kintu while doing a PhD in Lancaster. The Windham Campbell Prize will help spread the word about the book – but for Makumbi,
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This Podcast-Based Writing Course Will Get You Working on Your Dream Novel

I won't give away the specific writing exercises, but I'll provide a rough map of where the course will take you. It's an adventure! At first I thought I'd listen to a few episodes to see if it was worth recommending. Instead, it drew me in and I completed the whole course. Ever since I finished, I miss hearing
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The unlikely adventure of a Middleton writer

Lyn Wells Clark has self-published her first children's book, “The Unlikely Adventure of a Turtle, a Mouse and a Shark.” The book, published under Blue-Eyed Star Creations, is available at Amazon.com and BarnesAndNoble.com. “I have wanted to do this for a long time,” Clark says. The book tells the
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Trending: Int'l Women's Day Spawns Host of Social Impact Partnerships, Films, Campaigns

The film, the brainchild of an HP Inc. employee in India who wanted to inspire children to explore diverse career opportunities, follows a young girl's journey as she discovers her passion for creative writing and in doing so finds a new path for herself — one that defies tradition and previously seemed out
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Upstate by James Wood – review: the New Yorker's literary critic takes a turn at creative writing

He would write a long polemic about the art of fiction that would make you exclaim “My god, yes, that's what a novel should do!” Wood, a former Durham choirboy, clearly knows how the deed is done: the New Yorker's literary critic has written five persuasive books of essays about fiction, including How
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Voice of youth: Author Nina LaCour honored for her YA fiction

LaCour, a youthful-looking 35, grew up in Moraga, graduated from Campolindo High School in 2000, got her bachelor's in English at San Francisco State in 2004 and her master's in creative writing at Mills College in 2006. She taught English at Berkeley's Maybeck High School from 2007 to 2013, and
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Missed Opportunities Abound in Richard Levine's Submission

In Richard Levine's Submission, creative writing professor Ted Swenson (Stanley Tucci) has been at his “short-term gig” for a decade, feebly drafting his second novel, which he hopes will deliver him from obscurity. Euston, the small liberal arts college in quaintest Vermont where Ted teaches, demands
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HBCU Spotlight: The A&T Register

Patrick said he believes there's something special about working at a student media outlet at an HBCU. “I believe that we stand out because the history behind our publication,” he said. “We have been publishing dating back to 1894. Our campus is predominately black so our content has to reflect our
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Many of the strident voices on the Left are frighteningly illiberal

It was the era of the indomitable Patricia Bartlett, secretary of the Society for the Promotion of Community Standards. The former Catholic nun became the scourge of movie distributors and book publishers, pouncing on smut – a word almost never heard these days – wherever it raised its lubricious head.
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Milwaukee Poet Ed Block Pens 'Seasons of Change'

Ed Block spent 35 years as a professor of English at Marquette University. But during those years he wasn't just writing academic papers and analyzing other people's writing. Block was always working with his own creative inspirations. Last January, he published his first book of poems, Anno Domini.
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Creative writing workshop in Grantsville

GRANTSVILLE — Garrett College Continuing Education and Workforce Development has scheduled a creative writing workshop, “Poems and Stories in Three Sessions.” The course will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mondays, March 12-26, at the Northern Outreach Center in Grantsville. This continuing
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Indie author Christopher Patterson talks fighting 'nerdy' stereotypes

The local Tucson author first planted his roots into writing when he transitioned from a classical guitar performance major to studying literature and creative writing at the University of Arizona. It was there where he wrote a collection of short stories that would become his first Shadow's Fire trilogy, using
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Letters: Keep publishing stories about history

Socorro Mission was founded by the Piro people in 1680. (Photo: Bud Russo/For the Sun-News)Buy Photo. CONNECTTWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE. Keep publishing stories about history. Kudos for a wonderfully insightful article on “Missions” by Bud Russo. So much information in our
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Victory Records – Copyright and Licensing Specialist (US)

Candidates must have in depth knowledge of copyright administration and copyright law, proven experience as a royalty administrator with a music publishing company, exceptional Microsoft Office skills, a strong understanding of the music industry particularly the administrative aspects of music
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German police raid PKK's publishing house

German police raided Thursday a publishing house and a multimedia company on suspicions that they had been spreading propaganda of the PKK terrorist organization. Police searched the offices of Mezopotamya publishing house and MIR multimedia company in the northwestern city of Neuss,
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SGA asks legislators to vote yes on SB 337, passes bills to sponsor programs

SGA offered $1,000 to the Black Graduate Student Association, the Cowboy Motorsports and the Creative Writers Association. In addition, SGA offered $500 to fund Delta Omega Phi. Kuwaiti Student Organization and OSU With Purpose were both granted registered status. Tiana Carter, vice president of
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Jon Favreau will write and produce a live-action Star Wars series

Favreau has done a few things since then, of course, graduating from writing and directing indie sleepers where Vince Vaughn acts obnoxiously, like Swingers and Made, to helming huge blockbusters where Robert Downey Jr. acts obnoxiously, like Iron Man and Iron Man 2. His Marvel success has
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