Harper Macleod: Risks of Partner Business Failure
Free legal webinar on how to mitigate the risks of partner (such as sub-publisher and distributor) failure. Register in advance.
In celebration of our 50th anniversary in 2024, this online showcase gives a taste of some of our highlights from the past five decades.
Find out moreBooking is now open for the Scottish Book Trade Conference 2024, which will take place on Thursday 16 May at Central Hall, Edinburgh, and online.
Find out moreThe latest issue Wake Up! is jam-packed with brilliant new voices, fantastic fiction, poetry, history and children's books, delicious recipes and celebrations of our legendary literary past.
Find out moreNew Books Scotland Spring/Summer 2024 is our latest catalogue of the finest writing and books being produced by Scottish publishers.
Find out moreOur annual Fellowship Programme encourages relationships between the international publishing community and their Scottish counterparts. The 2024 Programme will take place from 19 to 25 August, welcoming eight international publishers.
Find out moreSearch for publisher and network members, get information on joining, and catch up on member news.
Find out moreIn the most recent funding round, twelve international publishers received awards contributing to the costs of translating works of Scottish authors into Ukrainian, Hebrew, Spanish, Dutch, Hungarian, Portuguese, German, Simple Chinese, and Georgian.
Find out moreSee our list of events from book festivals to book fairs, training courses to conferences.
Find out moreCo-owned by Publishing Scotland, Scottish Books International is dedicated to the international promotion of books, writers, festivals, and organisations. Its Author Travel Fund supports writers who have been invited overseas to promote their work.
Find out moreHave a look at our Knowledge Bank to find out what the book industry is doing so far to help tackle the climate emergency.
Find out morePublishing Scotland provides support, training, funding and advocacy for the book publishing sector in Scotland.
We act as the voice and network for publishing, to develop and promote the work of companies, organisations and individuals in the industry, and to co-ordinate joint initiatives and partnership.
Discover the companies and organisations that belong to Publishing Scotland.
Our membersUseful resources related to the publishing industry, including information on funding, sustainability, Brexit, and Fair Work.
Explore the knowledge bankFree legal webinar on how to mitigate the risks of partner (such as sub-publisher and distributor) failure. Register in advance.
Online Introduction to Copy-editing course on 16 and 23 April 2024. Book by 15 March to get a discount.
Run by The Reading Agency, World Book Night brings people from all backgrounds together for one reason – to inspire others to read more.
Children’s Books North has doubled the number of places available on its 2024 mentor scheme for aspiring publishing professionals in the North and Scotland.
Aye Write, which was launched in 2005, featured around 175 authors appearing in more than 120 events across 10 days last year.
It is expected that all of the current iCentres will operate as usual until the end of September this year at which point they will start a phasing out programme which will run until the end of March 2026.
Anna Frame of Canongate has been shortlisted in the Publicity Campaign of the Year Award category, while 404 Ink have been shortlisted for Small Press of the Year.
This year‘s Fellows will come from Germany, Finland, Mozambique, Sweden, Brazil, China, USA and France.