Stories shape our culture and culture shapes our stories. When we’re asked to describe who we are and where we’re from, we might start with our sense of place, the…
Small, independent publishers have been the lifeblood of the publishing industry throughout the history of printed works. Not only have they been crucial in shining lights on unexpected or underexplored…
It feels like a cliche to say that we live busier and more time-pressured lives. What is clearer is that the way we spend our time has changed over time,…
Sometimes the development of technologies operates in a linear fashion. An initial idea is improved upon and refined until it reaches a level of complete efficient utility. The paperclip, the…
When we think back to our earliest memories of learning such as building our vocabulary, understanding the rhythm of language, and creating meaningful connections to knowledge, there are substantial areas…
The ways in which we consume stories, create narratives, and even build our own internalised personal identities have changed over time. These processes can be characterised as continuously evolving, shaped…
Inclusive publishing is important. We’ve all encountered situations where we’ve run into a barrier when trying to use a service, a tool, a gadget, or a system. These can be…
The digital divide is a term that you may be familiar with if you spend your days looking into literacy, why kids are reading less, or researching the place where…
Humans are creatures of habit. Whether individually, collectively or both, we tend to develop regular patterns that shape how our days pass. These can often be the macro-level blocks of…
Before Dudley Editions existed as an app that you can easily download and use from your smartphone, it was an idea that came from a feeling of loss. I missed…