@GoldSF_Books co-founder, Paul March-Russell, spoke with A Small, Good Thing about the importance of women writers in science fiction and the legacy of the short story collection Women of Wonder (1974) edited by Pamela Sargent!
Listen now ⬇️
https://t.co/mlqIKzd4xM
Goldsmiths Press is celebrating 10 years of inventive publishing 📚
@GoldsmithsPress shares ten of the most significant titles it has published over the decade, which exemplify its mission to encourage the cross-disciplinary and genre-bending👇
https://t.co/txRTrithIu
Update!
From July 1st, Goldsmiths Press' sales and distribution will be handled by Global Book Sales. Please place orders through Ingram (USA) and MDL (UK) or contact Global Book Sales direct 📚
Next week join authors @BenAndersonGeog and @AJSecor, alongside Jeremy Gilbert, Will Davies and Carolyn Pedwell, to discus The Politics of Feeling!
Reserve a space at the link below 👇
https://t.co/cMKqIFsREF
In a documentary released this week by @ARTEfr, author Paul Rekret discusses the phenomenon of elevator music in our daily lives.
Paul's book, Take this Hammer: Work, Song, Crisis is available now, via our website
https://t.co/zteiavdFaW
“THE DEPARTMENT OF WHAT IT (REALLY) MEANS TO BE HUMAN is told with a consistent gentleness, and generosity, that gives these philosophical questions room to breathe.” @niallharrison reviews M. Darusha Wehm https://t.co/kYCHssUJc7
Congratulations to @AJAshworth, whose book Maybe the Birds has been long listed for this years British Science Fiction Awards
@GoldSF_Books
For the full list -
https://t.co/ruPBHgRo9Z
Tomorrow we will be on campus selling books at a discounted price!
📍Library, Goldsmiths University of London
⏰ 11:00 - 15:00
📆02/12/25
Come say hi, and pick up some cheap reads
@GoldsmithsUoL
"The opportunity to learn more about mental health in this dynamic and vibrant music economy, and drive change to make a difference through our global collaboration, is incredibly exciting."
- George Musgrave, author of The England No One Cares About
https://t.co/Qyr4X45hFd
Featured today on Creative Writing at Leicester: brilliant author A. J. Ashworth and her new short story collection "Maybe the Birds." Read all about it here: https://t.co/CcKSXhyfiM @GoldsmithsPress@crystalclearjt@AJAshworth@EverybodyReview
Anna Atkins was a botanical artist, collector and photographer. She was first person to illustrate a book with photographic images.
Anna’s innovative use of new photographic technologies merged art and science, and exemplified the exceptional potential of photography in books.
The Path of Most Resistance: Poems on Women in Science is Jessy’s second poetry collection with GoldSF, and is out now. The full video of Jessy reading a selection of poems from this collection is up on our YouTube channel! @GoldSF_Books
https://t.co/hNJBnAb2vF
Happy publication day yesterday to Nick - looking forward to getting my hands on a copy of this - set on @nationaltrust Ludshott Common - one for all heritage people! Via @GoldsmithsPress