How Books Are Made

How Books Are Made

Por: Arthur Attwell
A podcast about the art and science of making books. Arthur Attwell speaks to book-making leaders about design, production, marketing, distribution, and technology. These are conversations for book lovers and publishing decision makers, whether you’re crafting books at a big company or a boutique publisher.
29 episodios disponibles

Latest episodes of the podcast How Books Are Made

To self-publish well, whose help do you need? 22/11/2024
What does it take to crowdfund a book? – with Aaron A. Reed 08/11/2024
How Book Dash makes beautiful books in a single day – with Julia Norrish 25/10/2024
The fine-press printer’s art of not forgetting – with Graham Moss 11/10/2024
Fine lines in type design – with Thomas Jockin 27/09/2024
Risk, reward, and reality for indie bookstores – with Griffin Shea 13/09/2024
How editors and ghostwriters make books better – with Tim Phillips 30/08/2024
Building tools for creative communities – with Hugh McGuire 16/08/2024
Managing metadata for drama-free publishing – with Emma Barnes 02/08/2024
How do ebooks work at all? – with Dave Cramer 19/07/2024
'Books beg to be discussed' – with Anderson P. Smith 05/07/2024
What is an agent and how do I get one? – with Aoife Lennon-Ritchie 21/06/2024
Innovation and impact in open-access publishing – with Frances Pinter 07/06/2024
Making infographic books with love – with Andrés Barragán 24/05/2024
Who gets published? – with Anasuya Sengupta 28/03/2021
Creative publishing with smart tools – with Nick Barreto 21/03/2021
Publishing with purpose – with Alisha Niehaus Berger 17/02/2021
Going digital at hyperspeed – with Raghunandan Malik 07/02/2021
How to make a book in five days – with Barbara Rühling 22/12/2020
Publishers, libraries, sales, and community – with Guy LeCharles Gonzalez 19/11/2020
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