Salon London’s first event of the year is on Thursday 7th February, at Foyles Bookshop, Charing Cross Rd, from 6:30pm and it sounds like it’s going to be great. In addition to the launch of the Transm…
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To make sure literary and publishing folk don’t miss any great events in the capital and to ensure, where possible, event organisers avoid clashes, we’re going to try and track all the literary and pu…
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Byte the Book members the Hampstead & Highgate Literary Festival are marking their 5th birthday with a series of special events throughout the year leading up to the 3-day Festival from Sunday 15t…
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We’re fascinated by Byte the Booker, Tatty Theo’s, upoming London premiere of Louis de Bernières’ Mr Handel at the Wigmore Hall, Friday 7 December, 7.30pm, and recommend you all go and see it. Tatty i…
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We recently heard about this excellent fundraising event that The Literary Consultancy are organising for the Maya Centre on Thursday 6th December 2012. Here are some details: The Literary Consultanc…
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This article was written by Jason Arnopp and first published on his personal blog on 18 November 2012. His latest novel ‘Beast in the Basement’ is available from Amazon here and was reviewed by Caroli…
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This month’s sponsors BIC (Book Industry Communications) are expanding their suite of training and are happy to offer a 15% discount applicable to existing and any future training sessions. Simply ent…
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One of our very own Byte the Bookers, Guy Ware, is just about to have his collection of short stories, ‘You Have 24 Hours to Love Us,’ published by Comma Press. You can see him in action at The Book C…
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A few weeks ago, Byte the Book’s founder, Justine Solomons, was interviewed by the lovely Viv Oyolu at Dream Corner. Viv talks to women about pursuing their dreams. You can listen to their interview…
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We’re proud to welcome Lucy Foley to the Byte the Book family. Lucy is a graduate of UCL and Durham universities. She’s been in publishing (editorial, fiction) just long enough to remember the days of…
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I’m looking forward to being on a panel on Thursday 22nd November at the Free Word Centre. The title of the talk is ‘Going Indie – The Writer in The Digital Age.’ Here is what the organisers, The Lit…
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November is National Novel Writing Month, according to NaNoWriMo, an organisation started out in the US in 1999, which encourages people to write 50,000 words in November. That’s about 1667 words a da…
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This month’s sponsors ControlA are keen to help authors with their blogs and social media and are running a one day workshop on Saturday 10th November 2012. Only five places are available and the work…
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Guest post by Tracey Sinclair. I’m not a great networker. While I find it extremely easy to ‘sell’ myself in a one-to-one (or one-to-several) meeting, put me in a room full of strangers and I’m likely…
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We thoroughly recommend Salon London events, the next one on 3rd October at the Adam Club sounds great, here are some more details: For its 30th event Salon takes its Triple X status seriously with X-…
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We can’t wait to go along to Zoe Cunningham’s brand new and free networking event at Shoreditch House, we’re so excited in fact that we thought we should let Byte the Bookers know about it. Tech Talk…
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Julia recently left university, and embarked on a career in publishing, Julia spends all day surrounded by books – from the manuscripts and production copies filling the office, to her overstacked she…
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I guested on Strictly Writing this week, I thoroughly recommend the site for writers everywhere… here’s the article Tell us a little about Byte the Book… Byte the Book is a writing and publishing co…
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We’re intrigued by best selling author’s Louise Voss and Mark Edwards literary lunch next Friday 7th September at 1pm in Teddington. It sounds like a bit of bargain too, just £14.50 for a delicious th…
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Red Button Publishing is a brand new digital fiction imprint. It’s been set up by Karen Ings and Caroline Goldsmith who together have nearly three decades’ experience in trade publishing. They’ve live…
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