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PUBLISHING IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS: Jesse Pollard on silence
The next entry into our staff diary series on working in publishing in the time of coronavirus features junior typesetter Jesse Pollard, talking about the technicalities of typesetting and the value of silence.
PUBLISHING IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS: Jo Case on staying sane
The next entry into our staff diary series on working in publishing in the time of coronavirus features Marketing and Publicity Director Jo Case, talking about staying sane in a world that is very much … not sane.
PUBLISHING IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS: Julia Beaven on gardening, jigsaws and the changing world
The next entry into our staff diary series on working in publishing in the time of coronavirus features Wakefield Press editor Julia Beaven, talking about being at home while the world changes around her.
PUBLISHING IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS: Liz Nicholson on design at home
Today we welcome Wakefield Press designer Liz Nicholson to the blog, to discuss her work, her designs, and being at home.
PUBLISHING IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS: Michael Deves on how to hunker
Michael Deves, Wakefield Press typesetter and production all-rounder, talks today about his uplifting personal favourite books, just right for the prescribed hunkering down.
PUBLISHING IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS: Poppy Nwosu on timing and strange times
Today’s entry comes from Poppy Nwosu, marketing and publicity coordinator at Wakefield Press, and author of young adult fiction. Her latest book, Taking Down Evelyn Tait, will be published by Wakefield Press on 01 April 2020.
PUBLISHING IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS: Maddy Sexton on self care in strange times
Today’s entry comes from Maddy Sexton, Events Manager. Maddy discusses the importance of staying connected, as well as taking time for yourself when things are all a bit not-quite-right.
PUBLISHING IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS: YA Publisher Margot Lloyd