Namrata analyses book marketing ideas adapted by China Publishing to drive book sales after the pandemic.
Earlier this month, I came across an article on Bookbrunch that spoke about China publishing.

Namrata analyses book marketing ideas adapted by China Publishing to drive book sales after the pandemic.
Earlier this month, I came across an article on Bookbrunch that spoke about China publishing.
Jobs in Publishing in India for the week ending on 10th June 2023
Have you always dreamed of working in the Publishing industry in India, but do not know where to start? Fret not, we are here to help you with that. Every week, we will share a list of curated job openings (full-time and part-time) shared by publishing houses in various departments. The job details will be hyperlinked with all the necessary information for ease of access. So, just click and apply!
Continue reading “Weekly Update: Jobs in Publishing”BBC Culture reveals 100 greatest children’s books of all time
Critics from around the world rank Where the Wild Things Are in the top spot
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Tuesday, 23 May – Where the Wild Things Are by the US author Maurice Sendak has been named the greatest children’s book of all time* in a poll by BBC Culture. The 1963 classic picture book was joined by Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Pippi Longstocking, The Little Prince, and The Hobbit to make up the top five.
BBC Culture’s top 100 list, featuring the greatest children’s books of all time was voted for by children’s authors, illustrators, editors, publishers, academics, librarians, writers, and readers from across the world, who cast votes for more than 1000 different books, with each choosing their 10 favourite children’s books and ranking them.
Continue reading “Literary News: BBC Culture reveals 100 greatest children’s books of all time”Jobs in Publishing in India for the week ending on 27th May 2023
Have you always dreamed of working in the Publishing industry in India, but do not know where to start? Fret not, we are here to help you with that. Every week, we will share a list of curated job openings (full-time and part-time) shared by publishing houses in various departments. The job details will be hyperlinked with all the necessary information for ease of access. So, just click and apply!
Continue reading “Weekly Update: Jobs in Publishing”Jobs in Publishing in India for the week ending on 20th May 2023
Have you always dreamed of working in the Publishing industry in India, but do not know where to start? Fret not, we are here to help you with that. Every week, we will share a list of curated job openings (full-time and part-time) shared by publishing houses in various departments. The job details will be hyperlinked with all the necessary information for ease of access. So, just click and apply!
Continue reading “Weekly Update: Jobs in Publishing”Jobs in Publishing in India for the week ending on 15th May 2023
Have you always dreamed of working in the Publishing industry in India, but do not know where to start? Fret not, we are here to help you with that. Every week, we will share a list of curated job openings (full-time and part-time) shared by publishing houses in various departments. The job details will be hyperlinked with all the necessary information for ease of access. So, just click and apply!
Continue reading “Weekly Update: Jobs in Publishing”Jobs in Publishing in India for the week ending on 6th May 2023
Have you always dreamed of working in the Publishing industry in India, but do not know where to start? Fret not, we are here to help you with that. Every week, we will share a list of curated job openings (full-time and part-time) shared by publishing houses in various departments. The job details will be hyperlinked with all the necessary information for ease of access. So, just click and apply!
Continue reading “Weekly Update: Jobs in Publishing”Team Keemiya celebrates the publication of a client’s work
Happy Publication Day to this beautiful book written by Prachi Sharma in memory of her mother.
Manju is a collection of 20 illustrated short stories, based on the fun yet meaningful events from the evocative life of Manju Sharma. Perfect for both- reading alone or in a group, these stories bring out the cultural beauty of rural India and its all-encompassing values.
Continue reading “New Release: Manju by Prachi Sharma”I was a part of the panel discussion on Inclusive Publishing at the Ananke Women in Literature Festival held last month. It was a great discussion with Arpita Das from Yoda Press, Mehr F Husain from Zuka Books, Christina Dhanraj (Writer, Activist, and Co-founder of Dalit History Month), and me, who were in conversation with Nida Usman Chaudhary (Founder, Lahore Research and Education Network, Pakistan) and Nuzhat Nisar (Editor at Paramount Books).
We spoke about various challenges faced by women writers and writers from marginalized communities. About the gender pay gap and the impacts of digital evolution.
Continue reading “8 Ways to Make Publishing More Inclusive”Namrata shares her thoughts on storytelling v/s experience – what is important in a narrative.
As a published author I am asked very often to give tips to aspiring writers. If there is one tip I could share with them it would be this – Tell a story that you just cannot hold within you anymore. Do you remember that feeling of being in love so much that you had to tell the person you were in love with? Telling a story is akin to that. Just like love envelops you completely, the story and its characters engulf you pushing you to tell their story.
Continue reading “Experience V/s Storytelling”