Archive for category Publishing
7 simple steps: how not to get employed by a publisher
Posted by Leticia in Books, Editing, Publishing, Resources & How-Tos on December 3rd, 2009
In the past three months, we here at Brascoe Publishing have had a lot of requests for work. A lot of really bad ones. So many, in fact, that we thought it was high time to post a blog about it. Here is how you avoid getting a job with a publisher. 1. Forget that [...]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Metal as f–k short-listed in the Australian Web Awards
Posted by Leticia in Publishing on October 19th, 2009
— Adelaide, 19 October 2009 Metal as F–k, Australia’s biggest and most active online metal magazine, has been short-listed in the Australian Web Awards, presented by the Australian Web Industry Association. The site is one of just three finalists in the media category. Brascoe Publishing is happy to announce that the house’s publication Metal as [...]
Self publishing is a messy business. Apparently.
Posted by Leticia in Books, Publishing on September 10th, 2009
Over the past three weeks or so, maybe longer, I’ve been keeping a keen eye on the blogosphere. In particular, with bloggers’ obsession with self-publishing versus ‘traditional’ publishing. And I’ve come to the conclusion that the debate turns on one issue; that there is one basic insecurity underlying the majority of blogs on the topic. [...]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Small craft title redefines crochet
Posted by Leticia in Books, Publishing on September 3rd, 2009
- Adelaide, Thursday 3 September: Brascoe Publishing soon to release a craft title that takes a new look at crochet: Passionate Hookers. Small book/magazine crossover title from Brascoe Publishing, Passionate Hookers, takes a new look at crochet. The mook isn’t about cute, or even necessarily functional crochet; it’s about crochet as art and, in some [...]
