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Quick Tips for Making an Effective Workspace

Posted on April 7, 2020
by Ailsa Stuart

As Team Watkins adapts to working from home, we've turned to Organizing Your Creative Career by Sheila Chandra for some quick tips on making a great workspace, no matter what kind of place you're in. Create Mini WorkstationsSet up efficient workstations around each of your…

Downloadable Colouring for a Calming Weekend

Posted on April 5, 2020
by Ailsa Stuart

To help you slow down, breathe and find some moments of calm in your weekend, each Sunday for the next few weeks we're going to be sharing a free colouring page for you to download. Each illustration has been inspired by an accompanying quote to…

Get Your #ShelfHelp Fix From Watkins

Posted on April 2, 2020
by Leah Russell

We're offering up to 50% off on all Watkins Publishing ebook titles until 19th April to ensure you're looking after yourself and your family, and learning, growing and developing through uncertain times. Whether you're looking for spiritual wisdom, activities for your children, personal development tools…

Is Procrastination the Creative’s Cross to Bear?

Posted on January 24, 2020
by Leah Russell

This blog post has been extracted from Organizing Your Creative Career: How to Channel Your Creativity into Career Success by Sheila Chandra, available now. Fear of procrastination can be the biggest obstacle to setting off on a creative career. After all, if there’s no boss…

Q&A with Rhyanna Watson

Posted on January 8, 2020
by Leah Russell

New author alert! We're incredibly proud and excited that next week we'll be publishing Brave, Beautiful and Baring It All, the first title from social media sensation Rhyanna Watson. In this empowering book Rhyanna – who has come out the other side of a lot…

Watkins Publishing: 2020 Events

Posted on January 3, 2020
by Leah Russell

The year's flown by, and we're already busily preparing for another packed year of events in 2020. In addition to the events, workshops, talks and festivals across the country where you'll be able to find our authors (keep your eyes on social media for announcements!)…

Watkins New Titles: January 2020

Posted on December 19, 2019
by Leah Russell

Ready to kick off a new decade with some new Watkins titles?! Queen of self-reinvention Camilla Sacre Dallerup will be starting proceedings in 2020, with It's Not You, It's Me offering targeted exercises, tips and techniques to help the reader explore and release old patterns…

Watkins New Titles: December 2019

Posted on November 25, 2019
by Leah Russell

From Sonia Ducie's behind-the-scenes tour of the hidden power of numbers to Anthony Peake's investigation into the world's hidden inhabitants, here at Watkins HQ we're making use of winter as the perfect time to look deeper. Along with A Practical Introduction to Numerology and The…

How to Suffer: The FAQs

Posted on November 12, 2019
by Leah Russell

Self-made millionaire William Arntz's latest book How to Suffer... in 10 Easy Steps (Watkins Publishing, 2019) reveals the things we all do to create earthly angst and misery (no matter how much money we make or how amazing our love life is). Set forth with…

Watkins Publishing: Summer 2019 Events

Posted on July 10, 2019
by Leah Russell

It's festival season, and we're getting very excited about some of the events we have lined up to attend this summer and beyond! We'll be at all of the below events selling Watkins titles (plus a few from our publishing friends at Chelsea Green) and…

Join Tori Hartman in Burbank, California

Posted on July 2, 2019
by Leah Russell

Join bestselling tarot deck creator Tori Hartman and Coast to Coast MC Tom Danheiser at the Unity Burbank Centre for Spiritual Awareness in Burbank, CA this month for this exciting evening of intuition, tarot and psychic teachings. The event will be on Wednesday 17th July…

Celebrate the Summer Solstice

Posted on June 20, 2019
by Leah Russell

The summer solstice is the time of year when the sun reaches its highest point in the sky and the days are at their longest. Those who track the different rising and setting points of the sun on the horizon day-by-day will notice how, on…