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To celebrate publication of the Writers' & Artists' Yearbook 2023 and the Children's Writers' & Artists' Yearbook 2023, we've released a host of abridged articles from authors and industry professionals who contribute to each edition, giving you a flavour of the sort of guidance packed inside.
Click on the links below to visit each article.
And if you like what you read then why not order a copy? The Writers' & Artists' Yearbook 2023 is the 116th edition and contains over 80 articles full of inspirational and practical guidance, not to mention a comprehensive list of over 4,000 publishing industry contacts. Order your copy
And now in its 19th year, the Children's Writers' & Artists' Yearbook continues to be a font of knowledge for those looking to find out more about the Children's publishing industry. As well as an invaluable list of publishing industry contacts, the 2023 edition leads with a foreword from international bestselling author Smriti Halls and comes packed with advice articles from the likes of Sarah Crossan, Kiran Millwood Hargrave, Tom Palmer, David Wood and many more. Order your copy
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Read exclusive extracts:
Creating Comics by Hannah Berry
Querying an Agent: Top Tips About Submission by Catherine Cho
How To Be A Food Writer by Felicity Cloake
Creating Your Cast of Characters by Aisling Fowler
Finding an Agent for Your Picture Book by Jodie Hodges
Writing Hopeful Climate Fiction by Lauren James
How to Write For the Theatre by Gill Kirk
A Way With Words: Writing Comedy by Ian Martin
Writing and Publishing Short Stories by Paul McVeigh
Writing Regency Romances by Katy Moran
The Art & Craft of Literary Translation by Jianan Qian
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