Ahead of last year’s FutureBook Innovation Workshop, we published our ‘ten challenges to innovation in publishing’.  Nearly one year on, more »

J.R. Carpenter describes creating and distributing The Broadside of a Yarn, a hybrid print-digital art-literature project commissioned by Electronic Literature more »

Jim Hinks, Digital Editor at Comma Press, discusses the origins of Gimbal, a new storytelling app allows busy commuters to ‘read the city’ as they travel.

New web app Scholary was borne out of frustration with academia’s failure to embrace editing know-how. Founder Daniel Duma explains why he thinks automated editing might be the future of writing.

We take embedded video and other media for granted now, but embedded stories? The new Readwave widget offers a handy way to share stories through social media, as Readwave co-founder Rob Tucker explains.

Comics fan, TLP’s Managing Editor Leila Johnston reflects on the comics she grew up with, and speculates on some of the very different demands of the burgeoning digital market.

The Writing Platform bursary winners have been announced. As their projects get underway, Managing Editor Leila Johnston reflects on the changing landscape of writing.

Now that you have to learn how to code (you have no choice, will.i.am has spoken), and you’ve missed the boat with national education, which one of the free online or not so free coding courses will you choose?

Adapting Joyce is no mean feat, but the creators of iPad graphic novel Ulysses Seen took up the challenge. The app’s editor explains how they pulled it off.

The challenge of ‘discoverability’ remains a favourite topic for the book industry: how do we ensure that we get the right books in front of the right readers at the right time and for the right price against a backdrop of increasing choice and competition for time. Andrew Rhomberg, Founder of Jellybooks, gives us his take on the different types of discovery and the exciting opportunities they present.