The Book Network News: Issue 1
The first issue of The Book Network News is finally here! Bringing you the latest news summary from independent books, people and insight into the publishing industry. Perfect for authors, book lovers and publishing hopefuls! Read on to find out the latest headlines.
The Importance of Book Reviews
Book reviews are a vital part of publishing and always will be. Ash Jacob tells us a few obvious, and not so obvious, reasons why book reviews continue to exist, and why they should not be taken for granted.
13 NaNoWriMo Books that have been published
Since 2006, nearly 400 NaNoWriMo novels have been published via traditional publishing houses and over 200 novels have been published by smaller presses or self-published. Jade McGrath shares 13 NaNoWriMo books that have been published over the years.
10 Exciting Indie Publishers In The UK
Whoever you are, and whatever books you like to read, you will find the ideal title for you, so long as you know where to look. The list is ever growing. Ash Jacob shares ten names you need to know about in 2021.
Publisher Spotlight: Aconyte Books
Read the next article in the Publisher Spotlight series written by Ash Jacob as he tells us everything we need to know about new independent publisher: Aconyte Books
In conversation with John Tweedy, author of A Soul Called River
We interview debut author, John Tweedy, about his novel A Soul Called River.
Book of the Month: A Soul Called River by John Tweedy.
This October our Book of the Month is A Soul Called River by John Tweedy. A Soul Called River is a metaphysical fantasy story with a lot of twists and turns. Read on to dive into this unforgettable and epic book and open the door on a captivating new world.
In Conversation with Gareth Edwards, author of Magic Nana.
Children’s author, Gareth Edwards, shares his own insight into what it’s like to publish a children’s book with Magic Mouse Books, working with illustrators and advice to aspiring authors.
In Conversation with Koushik Banerjea, author of Another Kind of Concrete.
We interviewed Koushik Banerjea about his debut novel, Another Kind of Concrete. Read on for an exclusive look at his amazing book trailer!
Help! I'm in love with a fictional character!
You know the feeling: smitten, confused, and kind of embarrassed. But there’s no need to be embarrassed. We’ve all been there. We’ve all been in love with a fictional character.
BOOK OF THE MONTH: What If? by Sinead Courtney
It’s September and we can’t wait to share with you our Book of the Month. What If? is a light-hearted but suspenseful romance novel from debut author Sinead Courtney. Readers of What If? should expect a few twists and turns along the way. Read on to find out more and a bonus extract can be found at the end.
The novel cure: books for healing, mindfulness and meditation to look out for this year
Read on as our in-house writer Meg MacMahon shares 4 novels all about bibliotherapy - the healing power of reading.
Publisher Spotlight: Legend Press
Read on for the next article in our popular Publisher Spotlight series by Ash Jacob as he tells us everything we need to know about award-winning independent publisher Legend Press.
Interview between Jenna Adams (she/her) and Lizzie (Hux) Huxley-Jones (they/them)
Read on for an Interview between Jenna Adams (she/her) and Lizzie (Hux) Huxley-Jones (they/them).
5 LGBT+ Books You Need to Read This Pride Month
Read on as Jenna Adams shares our top 5 LGBT+ Books You Need to Read This Pride Month!
Publisher Spotlight: Renard Press
Read the next article in the Publisher Spotlight series written by Ash Jacob as he tells us everything we need to know about new independent publisher: Renard Press.
Author Interview: Nicola Garrard
Jenna Adams chats to author Nicola Garrard about her forthcoming novel 29 Locks.
Publisher Spotlight: Tramp Press
Read on for the eighth instalment of our popular Publisher Spotlight series by Ash Jacob as he tells us everything we need to know about independent publisher Tramp Press.
Yes, New Adult is a real Genre.
A light piece written by Jenna Adams about why New Adult is a real genre and deserves its own spot in bookshops. Read on to find out more.