I’ve just got back from the Booksellers Association annual conference in Brighton. I promised several people that I would blog my notes from the conference, which follow. Digital publishing was one of the main strands of the conference, and there were some excellent speakers on the programme.
The views expressed below are those of the individual […]
Notes from Brighton — Part One
May 14th, 2008 · No Comments
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Reaching Readers Online
February 4th, 2008 · No Comments
Last week I gave a presentation at The Bookseller seminar Reaching Readers Online 2008. It was good to see lots of friendly faces, including Peter and James from Apt Studio and Darren Turpin from DTL; and to meet Kate Hyde from Fifth Estate and Sara Lloyd from Macmillan.
For anyone who missed the seminar, or for attendees […]
Tags: appearances > books > marketing
Speaking gig
January 10th, 2008 · 1 Comment
I’m going to be speaking at The Bookseller seminar Reaching Readers Online 2008 at the Stock Exchange on 31 January. I’ll be making a presentation on direct to consumer online strategies and the implications for publishers. I’ve noticed that one of my fellow speakers, the extremely innovative Peter Collingridge of Apt Studio, has posted a […]
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Cooking with Booze
October 1st, 2007 · No Comments
The notion of me contributing to a cookery book might be regarded with a certain amount of mirth by my friends and family — but it’s true: I’m right there in the acknowledgements for the pseudonymous George Harvey Bone’s new book Cooking with Booze*. It’s a marvellous book, accompanied by a best-in-class website created by […]