NEW EVENT!

NEW EVENT!

SYP: Want to work in Publishing? 


Tuesday 21st October 2014
18:30-20:00
Middle Reading Room - Teviot

The Society of Young Publishers is a non-profit organisation dedicated to help support and enthuse people who want to work in the publishing industry or further their career. Come and join us for their talk followed by a Q&A on Tuesday 21st October at 18:30 in Teviot Middle Reading Room.

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  1. zerry ht20 May 2015 at 02:46

    Thanks for given information about SYP Event!! Well, I would love to join and be a part of your event. It will be my pleasure if I can do anything for our community. Hey, when you will be going to organize your events in NYC?

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