Here’s a great piece of film about the book:
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Hosted by author and senior lecturer of Kingston’s Publishing MA, Alison Baverstock, the course will offer publishing tips and advice from a wealth of industry professionals. The Kingston University website gives the following description of what to expect:
The two days are packed with really practical advice, and there is a wealth of stimulating speakers attending, including literary agent Carole Blake, Richard Charkin (Executive Director of Bloomsbury Publishing), authors Chris Cleave, Mary Lawson, Justine Picardie and Michael Ridpath — and many more. There are also sessions on how to write a synopsis, how to present your work to publishers and agents and how to spot important trends in publishing.
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These beautiful new editions of five classic Fourth Estate books, published to celebrate our 25th anniversary, arrived today. They are limited to 2,000 numbered copies of each title, with jackets specially designed by artists. A good place to go to celebrate all things 4th Estate is our new home on amazon here.
You can also win yourself a set of these lovely collectable books by having a little fun with our anonthology at www.anonthology.com.
There’s loads more Birthday stuff on the way in the coming months including an exhibition of Fourth Estate design at Foyles Bookshop on Charing Cross Road, kicking off in a couple of weeks time – we’ll keep you posted!
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In the spirit of giving books away for free, here is a chapter from Ben Goldacre’s book, ‘Bad Science’, that was made available as a free download on the Bad Science blog last month. The chapter relates the story of how Doctor Matthias Rath tried to sue Goldacre for writing about his questionable medical practices in the Guardian. Enjoy!
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]]>Apparently there’s a bit of Climate Change going around – so say our friends at Provokateur.
ACME Climate Action isn’t just a book – it’s a tear-out mission ‘to challenge the forces of Grievous Climate Behaviour’. Use it correctly and you’ll be posting, making, clicking, inspiring, reducing, campaigning, recycling and doing — this book won’t just tell you what to do, it will give you the kit to actually do something about climate change. And you can even turn the cover into a picture frame.
We’re publishing ACME Climate Action in June – and this short, fun film neatly sums up our very unusual project. We’d love to know what you think.
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