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Hi Steph,
I’m currently working on a project called CompletelyNovel.com. It’s an online community of readers and writers, linked into printers, publishers an literary agents.
We offer a new way for readers and writers to interact with books and with each other, self-publish work and influence the decisions made by mainstream publishers on what they publish.
We are building up partnerships with publishers, literature development organisations, libraries and universities and are very interested in trying to expand our reach.
I came across you on Twitter and I was wondering if you might be able to suggest who might be best to talk to within the DIUS. We’ve got some exciting ideas that I’d love to discuss.
All the best,
Anna
Tel: 07900 811075
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