Globalisation
Globalisation and Independent Publishing, 23rd-24th June
Day one: 23rd June
9.00 Coffee
9.30 Introductions
9.45-11.30 Panel 1: The Local and the Global
Chair: David Finkelstein, Queen Margaret College, Edinburgh
- Jeremy Poynting, Peepal Tree Press
- Suman Gupta, Open University
- Joan Amin-Addo, Mango Publishing and University of London
- Angela Joyce, Canongate
11:30-11:45 Coffee
11.45-1.00 Panel 2: Poetry Publishers
Chair: Timothy Morris, University of Dundee
- Jessie Lendennie, Salmon Poetry
- Chris Hamilton-Emery, Salt Publishing
- Simon Jenner, Waterloo Press
1-2 Lunch
2.00- 3.30 Panel 3: Translation and Intellectual Property
Chair: Claire Squires, University of Stirling
- Tony Ward and Angela Jarman, Arc Publications
- P Duygu Tekgul, University of Exeter
- Ruediger Wischenbart, Ridiger Wischenbart Content and Consulting (video link)
3:30-3:45 Coffee
3.45-5.15 Panel 4: Case Studies
Chair: Andrew Nash, University of Reading
- Mark Buckland, Cargo Publishing
- Becky Clarke, Ayebia
- Gavin McDougall, Luath
6.00 Keynote Lecture:
Chair: Gail Low
Simon Gikandi, Princeton University
‘The Scene of Reading and the Literary Marketplace: Some Postcolonial Reflections’
More information on Gikandi’s lecture, and how to register attendance can be found here.
Day two: 24th June
9.30 Coffee
9.45 Introductions
10.00- 11.15 Regional Publishers and Languages
Chair: Gemma Robinson, Stirling
- James Robertson, writer and publisher (Itchy Coo and Kettillonia)
- Daniel Boswell, Edinburgh Napier University
11.15-11.30 Coffee
11.30-1.00 Panel 6: Managing Creativity and SMEs
Chair: Alistair McCleery, Edinburgh Napier University
- Edward Milford, IPG
- David Graham, Aurum
- Femi Folorunso, Creative Scotland
2.30-3.30 Panel 7: Cultural/Aesthetic responsibility of Publishers
Chair: Sarah Brouillette, Carlton University
- Nii Parkes, Flipped eye publishing
- Michael Schmidt, Carcanet and University of Glasgow
- Kirsty Gunn, Writer University of Dundee
3.30-5.00 Panel 8: Final Round Table
Chair: Alison Donnell, University of Reading
- Kei Miller, writer, University of Glasgow
- Simon Gikandi, Princeton University
- Jeremy Poynting, Peepal Tree Press
- Padmini Ray Murray, University of Stirling