Richard Hill

Profile

Richard Hill has spent all his working life in publishing. After a degree in History at LSE, a PGSE at Avery Hill and a year of teaching in primary schools in south east London, Richard joined Penguin Books in 1969. Later he became head of the Children’s Marketing Department where, with colleagues, he became heavily involved in the school bookshop movement. Richard joined the School Bookshop Association in 1979 as managing director and was the co-founder of Books for Keeps with Pat Triggs.

Articles

Obituary: Alec Davis 1944-2020	BfK No. 245 (November 2020)	Books for Keeps founder Richard Hill remembers his friend, Alec Davis, the original Books for Keeps designer.
Editorial – November 1996	BfK No. 101 (November 1996)	News and comment from the Editor.
Editorial – July 1992	BfK No. 75 (July 1992)	News and comment from the Editor.
Editorial – May 1992	BfK No. 74 (May 1992)	News and comment from the Editor.
Editor's Page - July 1989	BfK No. 57 (July 1989)	News and comment from the Editor.
Editor's Page - May 1989	BfK No. 56 (May 1989)	News and comment from the Editor.
Editor's Page - September 1988	BfK No. 52 (September 1988)	News and comment from the Editor.
Sound and Vision - September 1988	BfK No. 52 (September 1988)	A round-up of forthcoming tie-ins.
Editor's Page - July 1988	BfK No. 51 (July 1988)	News and comment from the Editor.
Information Please: Books and Computers	BfK No. 22 (September 1983)	Peter Usborne explores the Micro Jungle Terry Downie reports on choosing which books to buy Neil Ardley discusses present problems and future prospects as a writer of Computer books.
SBA Services & Publications	BfK No. 7 (March 1981)
The Importance of Stories	BfK No. 1 (March 1980)	Richard Hill invites you to reflect.
The School Bookshop Association Revamped	BfK No. 1 (March 1980)	Pat Triggs and Richard Hilll outline new thinking about the School Bookshop Association.
Welcome to Books for Keeps!	BfK No. 1 (March 1980)

History

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