Publishing Programs are a great way to start or further your education within the publishing sphere. Sunny introduces us to four publishing programs in NYC. Read his article to see what publishing certificate you can get in NYC.

Ellen Yang is back with another Publishing: Then & Now blog post, this time featuring author Elizabeth Kostova, who is known for her works: The Historian, The Swan Thieves, and her most recent release, Mystery Play. Kostova unravels what makes a book worth publishing and the key to a book’s longevity after it’s initial success.

Attending your first conference as a professional can be an exciting, yet daunting experience. In our most recent blog post, Alyssa Jordan writes about what to expect at a conference and how to prepare in advance, as well as the importance of leaning on your colleagues and taking the time to enjoy yourself.

Ellen Yang takes us through decades of publishing to relive and recount how publishing has changed for oral historian and author Allison Owings. Known for Frauen, Hey, Waitress!, Indian Voices, and Mayor of the Tenderloin, Allison walks down memory lane and explores what publishing used to be, how it has changed, and what traces of the past have stood the test of time.

Isabel’s path to success led her to dress up as a clown for a YPA networking event. Through that experience, she found acceptance and encourages all of us to be a little less afraid of making a fool of ourselves.