Amaliah had the pleasure of collaborating with Waterstones Gower Street for our premiere live event, Amaliah x Waterstones Presents; How To Get Published.

Chaired by our co-founder Nafisa Bakkar, we had the pleasure of interviewing the incredible, Yasmin Rahman, Hafsah Dabiri, Abi Fellows – literary agent from The Good Literary Agency and Assistant Editor at Puffin and Asmaa Isse, who has worked with brands like Roald Dahl and authors like Stephen Fry, on a panel to help our audience members navigate the publishing and writing industry. The event offers a helpful step-by-step insight into writing and publishing, either as an independent publisher or with a publishing house.

It’s your 101 on everything writing-related and an absolute must for anyone venturing into the industry as a prospective author or publisher. The event was a massive success and we look forward to bringing you more industry insights at Amaliah!

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You will get a newsletter [THE AMALIAH BRING IN] which includes perks and access. This month’s perks include:

• Full access to the 1-hour live recording of Amaliah x Waterstones How To Get Published.
• Exclusive invite to City Hall to talk all things Faith, Belief and Policy with London’s Deputy Mayor
• Exclusive invite to the UK premiere of 2040 – a film about how technology can help create solutions to the climate crisis

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Your memberships will not only get you insider access but also help support creating spaces for Muslim women.  We also appreciate that not everyone is able to contribute financially in supporting our mission, we recognise support in all its forms including offering your skills, amplifying our work, introductions to people who want to work with us, contributing to Amaliah editorial and of course your duas!

On behalf of the Amaliah team, thank you for all the support and encouragement, it never goes unnoticed.