The Bookseller have been very supportive of the #PicturesMeanBusiness campaign. They have followed our progress and written a lovely article about the next phase of action: https://www.thebookseller.com/news/illustration-campaign-enters-phase-two-865231
The Bookseller announces a new Illustrator of the Year Award in the British Book Awards (aka ‘The Nibbies’)…
1 July 2016: The Bookseller magazine highlights the #PicturesMeanBusiness campaign with its 2016 Rising Stars list. “Rarely has a one-person campaign brought so much change in the industry as illustrator/author Sarah McIntyre’s Pictures Mean Business. Frustrated by a lack of recognition for her fellow illustrators (and herself: she was ignored on a Carnegie shortlisting for …
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18 Mar 2016: The Bookseller Journalist Fiona Noble calls for people in publishing to credit illustrators on covers and in advance information sheets and bibliographic data.
“With Children’s books increasingly in the spotlight, why is the trade lacking behind in attributing their contributions?”
Associate Editor of The Bookseller, Porter Anderson, blogs about #PicturesMeanBusiness on Twitter discussion #FutureChat, 16 May 2015: Why don’t book people credit illustrators?
15 May 2015 issue of The Bookseller: article by Charlotte Eyre on Nielsen calling for a debate…
