I’m a secret…knitter. Well, perhaps not so secret. I’ve been known to knit on buses and trains, in cafes and canteens, and even on the rare and slightly ironic occasion, in a mac lab. I’ve always been a secret crafter, but for all my efforts, I’d never conquered knitting. I’d sit and squeeze my needles … Continue reading
I am a secret photographer. Like many other university students my employment history is filled with various waitressing jobs and retail experience. So when I decided to apply for a job as a photographer based on my hobbies alone, I didn’t really expect much of a response. I was applying for a position as a … Continue reading
by Lindsay Flannigan Milk, bread, potatoes, the latest Jeffery Deaver novel… The supermarket book-buying trend is coming to a town near you! Throwing the latest celebrity autobiography or newest cookbook into your shopping trolley might not be everybody’s cup of tea, but for the majority of us it doesn’t get any more convenient than stepping out … Continue reading
By Sarah Glidden This year’s students are aiming high for their live project. The students are publishing one print book of The Glorious Thing by Christine Orr, one print book of The Camomile by Catherine Carswell, and one ebook and audio book of Olalla by Robert Louis Stevenson. Yet our group does not feel that this … Continue reading
An update on student’s plans for London Book Fair By Lindsay Flannigan With London Book Fair in sight, students begin their preparations for the biggest publishing event of the year! Having just received our tickets for the long train journey from Edinburgh to London for the annual London Book Fair, preparations for the huge industry … Continue reading
