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.
Booking is now open for the first meeting of 2019 which will be held at lunchtime on TUESDAY 22nd JANUARY at Foyles, Charing Cross Road. We’re kicking off the year with a bumper meeting on the topic of WOMEN’S MONTHLY MAGAZINES.
SPEAKERS:
Ella Dove – Good Housekeeping, Prima and Red, Features
Natasha Lunn –...Read More »
We now have the winner of the final quarterly award of 2018 for book published in September, October and November. Alice O’Keefe from The Bookseller was the quarterly judge.
We are absolutely delighted to announce that the winners are:
Maura Wilding and Harriet Venn for Feminists Don’t Wear Pink and Other Lies
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We’re delighted to announce the winner and highly commended for the third quarterly award of 2018 for titles published in June, July and August.
Judged by Sandra Taylor from Waterstones, as always she was really impressed with the level of the submissions and found it tough to pick a winner.
The winner...Read More »
You are warmly invited to the PPC Christmas Party 2018!
Date: Thursday 29th November
Time: 6.30-8.30pm
Venue: Lower Ground Floor at Waterstones Piccadilly
Price: £20 (includes drinks and canapés)
We very much hope you can join us. Please reserve your place by emailing Madeline on publisherspublicitycircle@gmail.com and sending payment of £20...Read More »
The winner of the Q2 award was announced at the October meeting. Many congratulations to Fran Owen and Sophie Mitchell (Chatto & Windus) for their campaign for The Language of Kindness: A Nurse’s Story by Christie Watson.
A note from judge Sandra Taylor from Waterstones – ‘This was a deeply impressive campaign;...Read More »