Insider advice from bestselling authors and industry experts

Now available in print and three digital formats

Publishing Talk Magazine

Publishing Talk Magazine is packed with information to help you write, publish and sell your books. It is the essential resource you need to stay ahead in today’s publishing world. Learn from those who have gone before you, including:

interviews with successful authors – both traditional and self-published
advice on getting published and dealing with agents
advice on writing and marketing your books
social media success stories and step-by-step tutorials
trends in digital publishing
advice on publishing careers
and much more!

Now available in three digital formats – PDF, mobi (Kindle) and ePUB – making it easy to read on the move whatever device you’re using. If you prefer print, each issue is also available to order from MagCloud.

And only £3 per issue (plus VAT in the EU) for three digital formats, or $7 + shipping for the print edition. Scroll down to buy individual issues OR…

Get all four DIGITAL issues for £7!

Missed some issues? For a limited time you can get digital editions of all four issues for £7 – a saving of £5. That’s all four issues in three formats – 96pp, 56,000 words, 12 digital files and one single, easy payment. (NB this offer is for the DIGITAL edition – print issues are available from MagCloud.)

Publishing Talk Magazine is also available at Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk; or join the mailing list for free sample pages from the latest issue.

A great resource.

- JOE WIKERT
General Manager, Publisher, & Chair of Tools of Change (TOC) Conference

Current Issue

Issue #04
Romantic Fiction

Want to know how to blog your way to a bestseller, write sex scenes, pick your way through an agency agreement or what qualities you need to be an indie author?

Adele Parks, Danuta Kean, Nick Spalding, Talli Roland, Liz Fenwick, Mitzi Szereto and Orna Ross are among our glittering line-up of bestselling authors and industry experts offering their insider advice in this issue. more…
Length: 28pp / 16,000 words

Back Issues

Issue #01
Crime Fiction

Issue #02
Travel Writing

Issue #03
NaNoWriMo

Including interviews with Val McDermid and Kerry Wilkinson, advice on finding an agent, and how to tweet your blog. more…
Length: 20pp / 11,000 words

Including an interview with Carol Drinkwater, building an author brand, and getting started with WordPress. more…
Length: 24pp / 15,000 words

Including Elizabeth Haynes and Julia Crouch, Alison Baverstock on self-publishing and a 30-Day Writing Bootcamp. more…
Length: 24pp / 14,000 words

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Jane Evans

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Jonathan Davis

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Julia Garvey

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Orna Ross

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Suzanne Kavanagh

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Julie McSorley

Excellent interview with @valmcdermid in the latest Publishing Talk magazine! @publishingtalk I'm always interested in what's in her head!

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Barbara Spence

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Dennis Hamilton says:

July 17, 2012 at 8:14 pm

I’ve been writing for 37 years and have always published in print. My son and wife dragged me kicking and screaming into e-publishing, and thank God they did. I’ve been looking for a magazine such as Publishing Talk to figure out how to market my first novel, “Pageant of Savages.” Thank you so much for showing me into the future.