For over fifty years the Publishers Publicity Circle has enabled all book publicists from publishing houses and freelance pr agencies to gather and share information on a regular basis.
Monthly meetings are held in central London to provide a forum for press journalists, television and radio researchers and producers to meet publicists collectively. Representatives from the media are invited to speak about the ways in which they can feature authors and their books, and how book publicists can most effectively provide relevant information and material.
The theme of this year’s joint event with the BMS at the London Book Fair 2019 will be Campaigns that Make a Difference: Issue led PR and Marketing.
The PPC and BMS will explore ways in which publishers are using creative publicity and marketing opportunities...Read More »
There is no February PPC meeting. The next meeting will be held at lunchtime on Thursday 28th March at Foyles, Charing Cross Road on the topic of BBC Radio 2. We will send around a newsletter with more information, including on how to book, nearer the time.
...Read More »The Publisher’s Publicity Circle (PPC) is delighted to announce the winners of the PPC Annual Awards for 2018.
The awards took place in London on 11th February 2019, and are presented to the publicists responsible for the best PR campaigns from 2018.
The judges this year were chaired by Sandra Taylor, Head...Read More »
We are now taking bookings for the major event in the PPC calendar – the PPC Annual Awards Dinner!
The 54th annual awards will be held on Monday 11th February at Baltic restaurant (nearest tube is Southwark). Drinks and canapes will be served from 6.30pm with dinner at 7.00pm followed...Read More »
The PPC is delighted to announce the shortlist for the PPC Annual Awards, given for the best campaigns carried out by publicists in 2018.
A huge CONGRATULATIONS to all shortlisted publicists!
THE BOOKSELLER AWARD FOR HARDBACK
The Secret Barrister by Anonymous – Hannah Corbett, Hannah Corbett PR for Pan Macmillan
Step by Step by Simon Reeve...Read More »