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09/11/2021

Publishers Weekly on A Dream Life by Claire Messud 'the writing is crisp...and so is Messud’s attention to detail. This is worth savoring'

https://www.publishersweekly.com/978-1-64969-729-5

20/10/2021

Parts of Australia have finally come out of lockdown & after this long unrelenting period we need feel good reads to celebrate - what do you recommend? 📚

07/10/2021

“Jotting every passing thought down in a notebook is its own valuable practice but using a smartphone to document the everyday seems particularly fitting because it’s more ubiquitous, and thus perhaps more synonymous with the everyday, than pen and paper.”

Apoorva Tadepalli’s fascinating piece ‘Ordinary People’ on Lauren Elkin’s book - No 91/92: A Parisian Bus Diary.

In a book comprised of observations from her daily bus commute, Lauren Elkin considers the line between the everyday and the exceptional.

07/10/2021

‘To commit to art is to commit to living.’

'I do believe in agency and I do believe in the power of the story and the power of your own story.’

Check out the latest episode of The Secret Life of Writers podcast with Irish Book Award winning writer and editor Sinéad Gleeson! 🤩

https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/the-secret-life-of-writers-by-tablo/id1513089409?i=1000537769913

Sinéad Gleeson is a writer and editor, based in Dublin. Her book of personal essays Constellations: Reflections from Life, won the Non-Fiction Book of the Year at the Irish Book Awards and the Dalkey Literary Award for Emerging Writer. It explores an array of subjects from Sinéad’s experience with illness, to friendship, grief, falling in love, motherhood and ghosts, and throughout these disparate yet connected pieces she weaves stories about art and artists, music and literature. As Anne Enright says ‘if you want to know where passion and tenacity are born, read this book’.

Sinéad’s short stories have been published widely and she has also edited four award-winning Irish short story anthologies. Her new anthology of music essays co-edited wih Kim Gordan is coming out in 2022.

05/10/2021

Introducing Tablo’s literary imprint Tablo Tales!🤩

Tablo Tales is led by Jemma Birrell, formerly of Sydney Writers' Festival and Shakespeare & Company in Paris, and now Creative Director at Tablo. The first series of Tablo Tales focuses on short books by great women writers from around the world, including New York Times bestselling author Claire Messud’s A Dream Life, and Lauren Elkin’s No. 91/92: A Parisian Diary. The series is exquisitely designed, with covers by Alissa Dinallo

We are so excited it’s finally publication month - you can find our literary imprint’s first two releases - A Dream Life by Claire Messud & No. 91/92: A Parisian Diary by Lauren Elkin in bookstores and online across Australia and NZ 🎉🎊

A special thanks to our brilliant distribution partner NewSouth Books 📚

23/09/2021

There's a brand new version of Tablo, with writing themes, different book sizes, page margins, and our most highly requested feature 🥁 ......
... Live PDF proofs of your fully typeset book! We hope you love the updates 😊

With our new PDF proofs feature, authors can now preview and refresh their fully typeset books with the click of a button. Explore different themes and book sizes, and approve your own book for printing and publishing 📚

22/09/2021

What great books have you been reading lately? 📚📖

21/09/2021

Hi everyone, we’re back! It’s been a while since we saw you here - there’s been so much going on and we can’t wait to tell you all about it. From Tablo updates, new self-published books, our literary imprint Tablo Tales & fantastic podcasts with lots of writing advice… We have a lot in store for you!📚🙏🏼

16/08/2018

We’ll literally do anything (but please don’t test us 🤭)

“We have a philosophy at to do whatever it takes to help a customer publish. Last night it saw me type up an entire hand written manuscript that an author sent in the post. It’ll be available to buy in stores tomorrow 👏🏻”

14/08/2018

Industry talk: After all the discussion of eBooks and Amazon hurting the physical bookstore industry, it’s amazing to see that little independent bookshops, each with their own character and feel, are booming.

Paperback is back ❤️

“Amazing stat: The number of independent bookstores is up by about 50% over the past decade. https://t.co/XJR1lfYb13”

05/08/2018

Would you rather have 30 million dollars or 30 million loyal readers?

05/08/2018

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