Exact Editions is pleased to announce, in partnership with The Guards Magazine, that the full archive is now available on the Exact Editions digital platform. Going all the way back to 1862 spanning over 150 years with over 600 back issues to view, there is now centuries worth of military history for subscribers to browse.
The Guards Magazine, the official journal of the … Keep Reading
Another week means another Publisher Interview! So let’s get on and find out more about the life and career of one of our beloved publisher partners.
Today’s it is the turn of Tony Herrington, editor and publisher of The Wire. First published in 1982, The Wire is the world’s leading independent monthly music magazine. Each issue is committed to reporting on a dynamic global network of underground, alternative and experimental musics and features journalism and photography by some of … Keep Reading
We’re pleased to announce, in partnership with Brick, A Literary Journal, subscribers can now access the full archive on the Exact Editions digital platform. Dating back to 1977, the archive spans over 100 back issues with numerous essays and insights from the world’s best loved writers as well as introducing fresh, emerging voices from the literary world.
Brick is an international literary journal published twice a year … Keep Reading
Hello and welcome to another highly anticipated Publisher 1-On-1! And it’s a good one: the star of today’s show is Rob Norman, Magazine Marketing Manager at New Internationalist.
Tackling today’s most challenging global issues, confronting inequality and injustice and reporting on positive changes around the world, New Internationalist has been an established leader of independent media since 1973.
Individuals and institutions can take out digital subscriptions to the complete archive in the Exact Editions online shops.… Keep Reading
Hello and welcome to your favourite blog feature and mine; the Publisher 1-On-1. Giving us insight into her career and thoughts on the complexities of the publishing industry this week is Briony Willis, Subscriptions & Digital Executive at The London Magazine.
Responsible for publishing some of the most significant literature in British history, The London Magazine is the UK’s oldest cultural journal; the title has been featuring original poetry, short fiction, cultural reviews and literary essays since 1732.
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