Australian publishers

Wilding is much more than a creative writer. His contribution to Australian culture has been in a number of fields, three of which (creative writing…

‘The first part of this essay contextualises that community-based discussion by providing analysis and interpretation of publishing trends, with a particular focus on novels and…

Craig Munro discusses the editing and publishing of short stories.

Except for passing comment little has been written about the urgent need for reliable editions of Australian literary texts and about the problems this involves…

Details the development and production of the Australian Pocket Library, arguing that scrutiny of the Library allows for 'understanding the evolution of Australian cultural values'…

The summarising and assessment of the period 1970-1980 has already begun A number of recent commentators have, to my mind, based their observations and judgments…

‘Beatrice Davis was the general editor for the Sydney publishing firm Angus & Robertson (A&R) from the late 1930s to the early 1970s and a…

Discusses the Horwitz Publications author 'Carter Brown' (Alan Geoffrey Yates), became the bestselling Australian novelists after his books were licensed to American publisher Signet. Argues…

Despite Carter Brown’s status as the least known of Australia’s most successful authors, research has been done on his productions, his style, and his bibliography…