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The Kneale Inheritance & New Voices in Horror: Headpress’ 35th anniversary extravaganza

The Kneale Inheritance & New Voices in Horror: Headpress’ 35th anniversary extravaganza

Two events of the day – the work of Nigel Kneale and student-made short horror film The Shedding
Music from the Margins & Sex Murder Art: Headpress’ 35th anniversary extravaganza

Music from the Margins & Sex Murder Art: Headpress’ 35th anniversary extravaganza

Two events of the day – obscure, bizarre music and the films of Jörg Buttgereit with Headpress founder David Kerekes
From Grad-Scheme Panic to Internship Wins: Breaking into Northern Publishing

From Grad-Scheme Panic to Internship Wins: Breaking into Northern Publishing

Long gone are the days of moving to London for prestigious Penguin internships. Northern publishing is on the rise, and here’s how to be part of it
AI and the publishing industry: Can human creativity keep up?

AI and the publishing industry: Can human creativity keep up?

I contacted three independent publishers to garner their views on AI and discover how it is impacting the industry.
The problem with publishing

The problem with publishing

We often view publishing as a way to make our voices heard on a public scale, but what if it is these same industries creating silence, too?
Fake papers in research: When science lies

Fake papers in research: When science lies

Nature revealed last year that 2% of scientific papers – tens of thousands – are not as true as you’d think they are. Hannah looks into the situation at hand
Industry insight: Comma Press talk publishing

Industry insight: Comma Press talk publishing

Comma Press chat to us about their upcoming ‘Publishing Conference’ event, how to pursue a career in publishing and the joys of working at a small press
White unless specified otherwise?

White unless specified otherwise?

Gurnaik Johal explores the issues surrounding reading and misreading race after a character in one of his stories was incorrectly assumed to be white