A new addition to the Turnaround family, Metonymy Press is all about “keeping gay book lovers satisfied” – find out more in our latest Ask a Publisher. Continue reading Ask a Publisher: Oliver Fugler & Ashley Fortier from Metonymy Press
Spectrum Award winner Charlotte Amelia Poe talks about her debut memoir How To Be Autistic. Continue reading Interview with Charlotte Amelia Poe, author of How To Be Autistic
With an incredible catalogue of award-winning literary fiction, graphic novels and feminist non-fiction, our next Ask a Publisher is Myriad Editions. Continue reading Ask a Publisher: Candida Lacey from Myriad Editions
We interviewed Alex DiFrancesco about slang, superstorms and their new post-apocalyptic novel All City. Continue reading Interview with Alex DiFrancesco, author of All City
Vision Sports Publishing publishes… sports! We ask Toby Trotman to tell us all about it in the latest Ask a Publisher. Continue reading Ask a Publisher: Toby Trotman from Vision Sports Publishing
One of Canada’s leading indie presses publishing diverse, queer and alternative books is next up in our Ask a Publisher! Continue reading Ask a Publisher: Brian Lam from Arsenal Pulp Press
Get to know Sloth Comics, publisher of a diverse range of comic books, with this next instalment of Ask a Publisher. Continue reading Ask a Publisher: Nicolas Rossert from Sloth Comics
Get an insight into the goings-on of a publisher of international crime fiction in our latest Ask a Publisher with Bitter Lemon Press. Continue reading Ask a Publisher: François von Hurter from Bitter Lemon Press
In our first Ask a Publisher we interview Liminal 11 – a new mind, body, spirit publisher that launched last year. Continue reading Ask a Publisher: Darren Shill from Liminal 11
Hello, and welcome to Ask a Bookseller, in which we at Turnaround ask a bunch of questions to various booksellers. Next up we have Charlotte & Fi from Category Is Books in Glasgow. Continue reading Ask a Bookseller: Charlotte & Fi from Category Is Books in Glasgow
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