At the recent London Book Fair Exact Editions launched its new free publisher service: smart ISBN’s. The smart ISBNs were showcased through a collection of poetry books that was made freely available for the period of the fair: the Carcanet Caribbean Collection. 16 books by Caribbean poets from the Carcanet list. While the collection is no longer completely open, the books can be previewed as a group or individually via their smart ISBNs.
Here is a smart ISBN for … Keep Reading
Welcome to our new blog series, in which we interview Exact Editions’ employees about their role, their favourite hobbies and everything in between! 🎤
First in the hot seat is our wonderful Production Manager, Yasmin Mahdy.
1. How long have you worked at Exact Editions?
It is now 5 years since I started at Exact Editions! I first came on board in May 2017 as the Digital Production and Publisher Services Assistant, working in the production team for two years, … Keep Reading
Christopher Lloyd is an author, lecturer and non-fiction storyteller specialising in connecting knowledge together using giant narratives, visual timelines and interactive workshops. In 2010, Lloyd founded What on Earth Publishing with Andy Forshaw.
He is currently rolling out a programme of workshops around It’s Up To Us: A Children’s Terra Carta for Nature, People and Planet, one of the books included in the Exact Editions’ COP26 Virtual Book Showcase. In 2021, HRH The Prince of Wales and his … Keep Reading
Exact Editions is delighted to announce that the full digital archive of The Journal of Australian Ceramics is now available for individual and institutional Subscriptions. In collaboration with The Australian Ceramics Association, the digital archive has now been completed, dating back to 1962 and including over 170 fully searchable back issues, with new issues published three times a year.
Previously known as Pottery in Australia (PIA) the title has had the privilege of Australia’s leading ceramicists gracing the covers and … Keep Reading
Nick Forshaw is an author and editor who has published a series of natural history for children, in cooperation with the Natural History Museum. Prior to this he worked as a managing editor with the ‘Art and Knowledge in Pre-Modern Europe’ research group at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin. He worked on the publication of several multi-authored books focusing on art history and the history of science in the early modern period.