Happy Holidays from Anthem Press!
from an engraving by John Saddler of an original drawing by John O’Connor ARHA, hand-tinted by David Scull 2013
© The Stationers’ Company 2013
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Anthem Press!
It has been a wonderful year for Anthem Press and we would like to thank everyone – our staff, our authors, our partners – who made this a landmark year. A few of the highlights:
- We’ve had the honour of releasing some wonderful books by terrific authors, including The Entrepreneurial State by leading innovation economist Mariana Mazzucato, named one of the ‘2013 Books of the Year‘ by the Financial Times
- We released a terrific new book, The Content Machine, by forward-thinking writer, Michael Bhaskar, in our brand new series Anthem Publishing Studies.
- We launched a unique and successful initiative with Professor Lawrence Susskind (MIT) and the Anthem Environment & Sustainability programme called the Anthem EnviroExperts Review.
- We have entered into a wide-ranging partnership with Cambridge University Press India to bolster our position in South Asia.
- And so much more!
Warm wishes from all of us at Anthem for a wonderful Holiday and a lovely New Year!
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