In keeping with the Portico Library’s historic advocacy for literary access and diversity, their June schedule finishes with a pair of events aimed at dissecting the modern publishing landscape: ‘Pathways into Publishing’ enlightens visitors on the industry’s processes, challenges and means of entry, while ‘Into the Wilds’ spotlights an emerging Northern house which amplifies marginalised voices.

 

Pathways into Publishing | Sat 25 Jun | 11am-4.30pm | Free | More info

Taking place across nearly a full day on Saturday (25 Jun), ‘Pathways to Publishing’ calls on prospective artists, booksellers, publishes and writers of all disciplines to stop by for a relaxed yet illuminating set of talks from professionals across the publishing spectrum. Northern-based experts provide information and inspiration on everything including art, book design, writing, editing and pitching in a ‘modern market-style atmosphere’ beneath the Portico dome.

 

Rewriting the North: Fox and Windmill | Tue 28 Jun | 6pm-8pm | From £3 | Tickets

On Tuesday (28 Jun), the Portico welcomes Bradford-based publishing newcomers Fox and Windmill for an evening of storytelling from Into the Wilds, a new anthology of poetry and short stories from British South Asian writers. Part of the Arts Council England-funded series Rewriting the North, the event features remarkable work from decorated poets and authors as part of a growingly impressive oeuvre from Fox and Windmill, who have been shortlisted for multiple awards in just a year of trading.

A Manchester Wire Partnership post
Sat 25 Jun - Tue 28 Jun, The Portico Library,
57 Mosley St, Manchester M2 3HY
, Tel: 0161 236 6785, Free-£3
www.theportico.org.uk
Words:
Wolf McFarlane
Published on:
Mon 20 Jun 2022