Something Every Day is a website, created by Max Wallis, devoted to changing the way in which people interact with art, specifically poetry and prose, on a daily basis.

These are the moments in self-publishing when you long for an agent, pine for a publicist, or anyone for that matter who will sing your praises without so much as a smirk.

Creation of inhouse brands is going to become something that publishers look to as a means of generating greater revenues and controlling valuable ancillary rights.

Our website gave us a foundation on which to introduce ourselves into the community – a place that we could send people. It established a dialogue between between offline and online spaces, allowing us to interact with the community…

At the Birmingham Spring Thing festival, Jo Bell and the novelist David Calcutt unveil their brainchild Bugged – a massive and memorable creative happening.

A continually updated biography of a city that readers discover on their mobile phones while they walk around their city.

In May 2001 the Guardian newspaper ran a text message poetry competition. Readers were asked to send poems by text more »

Richard Nash explains more about the business model behind his new Cursor publishing venture.

A wind of change is gusting through the world of books.  Basic terms are redefined, a new vocabulary is born. more »

There are two questions that keep coming up whenever I talk to people about the future of publishing: • What more »