| Orion Children’s Books |
| The Poetry Archive – is the world premier online collection of recordings of poets reading their own work. |
| Enitharmon Press specialist publisher of artist’s books and poetry. |
| Sea Fever Literary Festival – a literary festival based in the beautiful seaside town of Wells-next-the-Sea |
| The British Council – the United Kingdom’s international organization for educational opportunities and cultural relations. |
| The Society for Storytelling – is an open organisation which welcomes anyone with an interest in oral storytelling, whether teller, listener, beginner or professional. |
| Arthur Levine Books – was founded at Scholastic Inc. in 1996, publishing their first book (WHEN SHE WAS GOOD by Norma Fox Mazer) in the autumn of 1997. Since then they have been honoured to publish a small, high-quality list of books that have only one thing in common — they love them all! |
| Write Away – is a free online children’s book resource for teachers, students and librarians, providing support for literacy teaching, creative writing and reader development. Features include reviews, interviews and teaching materials written by experts. |
| The Old Stile Press design, print by hand and publish books in editions limited to between 100 and 250 copies. These involve texts of importance, whether new or reprinted, together with suites of wood engravings, woodcuts, linocuts and other relief blocks made by the artist-printmakers with whom they collaborate. |
| Royal Society of Literature |
| Quercus Books – Britain’s most enterprising and successful small independent publisher. |
| The Letterpress Project |
| Walker Books – is the world’s leading independent publisher of children’s books. |