Lucian Bernhard (1883-1972) was one of the great founders of modern graphic design. In a career spanning nearly five decades in Berlin and New York, Bernhard laid the foundation for a new language of

about his experience writing a first novel and getting parts of it work-shopped. Today I catch up with him to find out what hes been doing and where hes at now on the road to getting his first book

John Sargent was too young to fight in WW ll but he spent years battling Amazon and Google in the trenches on behalf of publishers and authors, protecting copyright and defending book prices. John gre

, AND...he's a book coach. Whats a book coach? We met via Zoom to answer this question. Topics discussed include: the roles of a book coach and the qualifications you need to be one; writ

James Daunt calls him "the best of the best in U.K. publishing, constantly challenging the industry to move on when it drags its feet." Listen to my conversation with Andrew Franklin to learn why. And

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Andrew Nash is Reader in Book History at the Institute of English Studies, University of London (a leading book history scholar in other words) and Director of the London Rare Books School. We sat dow

Biblio File best practitioner interview

I was in Ireland recently to interview two of the best novelists on the face of the planet., and David Mitchell, in Cork. As a cost-cutting measure I decided to ask them both the same questions: Wha