It’s National Poetry Day 2023 ! This celebration that encourages the UK to make, experience and share poetry with family and friends is held each year on the first Thursday of October.
A handful of Exact Editions’ brilliant poetry publishing partners have selected issues from their digital archives that celebrate the theme of this year’s event; ‘Refuge’.
You can freely read, browse and search digital issues of Banipal, … Keep Reading
Since it’s inception in 1946, the longest-running railway modelling magazine in New Zealand has been the NZ Model Railway Journal. The journal details the 150 year history of New Zealand’s railway construction, as well as plans, drawings and historical notes.
Exact Editions are thrilled to have acquired the issues from the legendary magazine’s genesis, with subscribers being able to peruse the debut volumes from 1946 to the latest quarter.
The … Keep Reading
October marks the beginning of Black History Month. This year’s theme, ‘Saluting Our Sisters‘, pays homage to black women who had contributions ignored, ideas appropriated, and voices silenced.
The Exact Editions’ Black History Month UK Reading List has been created in collaboration with 20 publishers, who have recommended 38 books that recognise the contributions of black people around the world, celebrate black history, and confront racism.
Readers can access the the Black History Month UK Reading List here… Keep Reading
Member associations, sales and marketing agencies, and book prizes can work with Exact Editions to use the Reading Rooms for Books platform to put together virtual book showcases to run alongside book fairs, book prizes, conferences, member events, author events, and awareness days.
Virtual book showcases allow these organisations to share one link to a multi-publisher display of books across their marketing channels, each with their own individual shop link attached, boosting both the profile of the organisation and the … Keep Reading
The 5th of September marks the International Day of Charity.
This specific date was chosen by the United Nations General Assembly in 2012 to honour the passing of Mother Theresa, who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979. A reminder of how charity can alleviate the worst effects of humanitarian crises, the day demonstrates how we can work together to create a better society.
We’ve looked through archival content hosted on the Exact Editions’ digital publishing platform to learn more … Keep Reading
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