Here is a small selection of my journalism work for your perusal, mainly about books and publishing. In the past, I have held bylines at BookMachine and BookBrunch, and continue to write ad hoc alongside my day job.
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Publishing
BookBrunch | The Kindle: 10 years of teaching us time travel
BookMachine | The June Publishing Wrap
Report from Hay Festival 2017 (including BookBrunch summary & Facebook posts)
BookMachine | The May Publishing Wrap
BookBrunch | Hay Festival celebrates 30th anniversary
BookMachine | BookMachine April Wrap: Publishing stories from around the web
BookMachine | BookMachine March Wrap: Publishing stories from around the web
BookMachine | A tax on the precariat: what the 2017 budget means for the self-employed in publishing
BookMachine | BookMachine February Wrap: Publishing stories from around the web
BookMachine | Publishers Assemble: Christmas 2016 is the time to connect
BookBrunch | Training and skill drain: affecting productivity in publishing
BookBrunch | SYP conference 2016: redefining successful books
BookBrunch | TLC symposium: ‘What’s your story’ in the digital age
BookBrunch | Words are no longer enough: inclusivity gets gritty – Report from the London Book Fair “Building Inclusivity in Publishing” conference
BookBrunch | Report from Sharjah International Book Fair 2016
BookMachine | Observing the audience: how reader analytics are influencing the industry
BookBrunch | Faber Academy – it’s not about the hit rate
BookMachine | Are yEUr rights protected?
Report from London Book Fair 2016
BookMachine | Hope and Confidence: An optimistic future for publishing
BookMachine | Not at Home for the Holidays: The writers behind bars for freedom of expression
BookMachine | It’s Not You, It’s Me: Is it time to divorce the returns system?
IPG | On being an Editorial Assistant
BookMachine | Is the Colouring-Book Craze a Finite Market?
BookMachine | Love Losing Control: 1000 True Fans and Marketing 2.0
BookMachine | 1000 Fake Reviews: What does publishing’s underbelly really say about us?
BookMachine | A 3-Step Beginner’s Guide to Building Skills in the Workplace
BookMachine | Build or Borrow: Making the most of digital distribution platforms
BookMachine | Short Story, Tall Order: On adapting short fiction for digital audiences
BookMachine | Balancing Act: Keeping publishing’s polarities in check
BookMachine | Collaboration Nation: On the art of thinking ‘bananas’
BookMachine | Malleable Models: The real effects of the digital revolution on business
BookMachine | Towing the Line: Banned books & YA fiction
Report from the London Short Story Festival 2015
The Jerwood Fiction Uncovered Prize 2015
The Authors’ Club Best First Novel Award 2015
BookMachine | Authorship Versus Content Representation: What’s the way forward for equality?
The One Big Book Launch with BookMachine and CompletelyNovel
BookMachine | Ahead of the Curve: What RPG publishers have to teach the mainstream
BookMachine | WYSIWYG: The growing importance of visual branding
BookMachine | Imaginative Space: The role of the faceless model on fiction book covers
Launch of Snapshots II from Bookmachine & the Kingston Publishing MA
BookMachine | Book Cover Design for Self-Published Authors
BookMachine | Coder Generation: Building digital skills doesn’t have to be scary
IPG Annual Spring Conference 2015 | Report for SYP Press Forward
BookMachine | Climbing out of the Buzzword Trap
BookMachine | Corporate Social Responsibility: Not just for hippies
IPG Annual Spring Conference 2015 | Snapshots from Day 2
IPG Annual Spring Conference 2015 | Thoughts from Day 1
BookMachine | The Content Graveyard: How much is too much?
BookMachine | AI Authors: Who owns the Rights to the future?
BookMachine | Is a royalty-only system the way forward for author payment?
Diversity in Publishing: Report from the SYP AGM 2015
BookMachine | Top 3 Tips for Staying Safe with eReaders
BookMachine | The future of Twitter in 2015: Panic Stations?
SYP Press Forward | Report from Futurebook Conference 2014
BookMachine | Faking it: When Book Reviews Go Bad (Ethical Author Code)
Social Media
Bookmachine | The Future of Twitter in 2015
Twitter bios as Personal Ads: speed dating for the social networker