First published in 2008, this traveller's companion has certainly 'travelled' well,
with our updated editions being reprinted each year since its introduction at the
Frankfurt Bookfair four years ago.

With its wipeable, illustrated cover and funky design, the journal takes its inspiration
from scrapbooking. There is space for storing holiday or trip photos, captions and a
travel log, as well as favourite bars, eateries and places of interest. As an added twist,
each day is accompanied by a travel-themed quote by a famous person.

We're especially thrilled that the Journal has done so well, after coming up with the
initial idea, supplying the visuals for its Bookfair presentation and preparing it for print.

Take a look at our 'Books' page to see more or order a copy from Amazon.

UK booksellers preferred the alternative book title, so we created a new cover and jacket design and substituted the British, rather than US English text before it went to print.

It's always a pleasure to see a book we've worked on go into new markets, as it makes all the hard work and attention to detail the more worthwhile. Take a look at our books section under The World Atlas of Pirates to see why we're so proud. Fingers crossed the next two in the series of World Atlases from AA Media now see the light of day.

The editorial team here at Hunkydory Publishing therefore met up with the clients, licensors and some of our external contributors. This included the hardworking Hachette Partworks ladies (Sarah, Gill and Anna), who have managed the project from its initial research stage through to the final issue; Ant and Rachael from Cartoon Network, and our two trusty illustrators, Steve and… another Ant. Unfortunately, series writer Jason Quinn was unable to make it over from (sunny) Spain for the event... we wonder why, with all this rain!

Despite more ants than a picnic, everyone had an enjoyable afternoon, eating tasty Thai food, drinking wine (if we could persuade the waitress!), putting the world to rights and working out who knew the geekiest Ben 10 factoids – Rachael and Rebecca came first, with Stefanie, Sarah and Ant Gardner in close competition for second place. But one thing we were all in agreement about was that putting out the weekly edition of Ben 10 Alien Adventures has been more fun than paid work decently should be. 

Roll on similar such projects for Hunkydory Publishing!

From left to right: Stefanie Smith, Lise Meyrick, Rebecca Fry, Sarah Gale, Anna Bawden, Gillian Hurn, Rachael Cawkwell, Ant Gardner, Steve Bright, Ant Williams and Stu Bartlett. 

With years of editorial and design experience, Hunkydory Publishing offers creative packaging services, helping book and partwork publishers create successful publications. Hunkydory Publishing offers a complete service, from initial research and development of new projects to producing all the editorial for ongoing magazine projects.  

The new website marks the beginning of a new era for Hunkydory Publishing. "We're very excited to finally have a digital portfolio of our work," says Hunkydory Publishing's director Rebecca Fry. "We're really proud of the work we've done and look forward to growing our business in the coming years."

For more information, contact:

Rebecca Fry
Director

info@hunkydorypublishing.com