Magfest 2019: Game Changers
Now in its eighth year, Magfest is the Scottish event for everyone who makes and loves magazines. The event will play host to some of the top innovators in the industry across a packed day of talks, workshops, live podcast recording and discussion.
BOOK NOWWrite Fiction For “The People’s Friend”
The People’s Friend has been the home of great fiction throughout its 150 years. This workshop will tell you how to get started as a Friend writer.
BOOK NOWEIMF presents Your New Favourite Band
A music magazine come to life, with The Skinny and GoldFlakePaint.
National Library of Scotland Magazine Archive Tour
For the Edinburgh International Magazine Festival, we will be offering a very special chance to explore the magazine collection – with a guided tour from NLS Head of General Collections Graeme Hawley.
BOOK NOWMarvellous Magazine Podcasts: How to find, listen to and even make a magazine podcast
This workshop will offer top tips on hunting down the very best magazine podcasts, introduce the best ways to listen and even give you hints on how to make your own podcast.
BOOK NOWAssociation for Journalism Education Conference
The AJE is teaming up with the Edinburgh International Magazine Festival, organised by Professional Publishers Association to present a conference that will explore the contribution that the magazine sector makes, the challenges and opportunities inherent in it and the ways in which journalism educators can contribute to the sector.
BOOK NOWThe Empire Film Podcast Live
Movie news, new releases and other film-related fun from the team behind Empire and its award-winning podcast.
BOOK NOWAn evening talk by Les Jones, creator of Elsie Magazine
Join Les Jones, the creator of award-winning independent magazine, Elsie, for a highly visual and engaging evening talk about the stories behind the magazine and a host of hints and tips on how to get your own creative project off the ground.
BOOK NOWSocial Media: Toxic or Tameable?
Women in Journalism Scotland asks: why has social media become so hostile? And what, if anything, can be done to make it a safer and more civil place?
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