When we consider a piece of music, a poem, a short story or a novel, the work is the thing. Title credits belong in the cinema, with a soundtrack (that’s a whole other story). But acknowledgements – if you really care about your reader’s feelings – have no right to force themselves upon our attention, even if (or especially if) you are looking for your own name: beware, it might not be there.
By Zoila Marenco •
There is often an awkward pause in the opening moments of literary question-and-answer sessions as self-conscious fiction fans pluck up the courage to raise their hands. At least one brave soul usually breaks the ice with that old favourite: ‘Where do you get your ideas from?’
By Andrew Crofts •
Rachel Fuller recently appeared on BBC Radio London to discuss her upcoming book, 'BEE', ahead of its release on February 6th, 2025. She shared the inspirations behind the story, drawing from her passion for music and mental health advocacy. The book’s launch coincides with Children’s Mental Health Week, highlighting its themes of resilience and self-discovery
Our co-founder John Bond recently joined 'The Nowhere Office' podcast to discuss the evolution of publishing, from traditional models to new pathways for authors. In this conversation with Julia Hobsbawm and Stefan Stern, John shares the story of how Whitefox emerged in 2012, challenging traditional publishing norms while maintaining the highest quality standards. He discusses how the industry has transformed over the past decade and explores what success truly means for different authors in today's publishing landscape.