Publishing

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Politics & Society

I guess she won’t be writing the memoir

Defamation laws are having a chilling effect on non-fiction so those keen to get behind a story like Depp v Heard are likely to be left wanting

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Arts & Culture

Measuring diversity in Australian publishing

Diversity in publishing workplaces is good for our books, but exactly how diverse is our publishing industry?

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Arts & Culture

Rescuing Australia’s lost literary treasures

A new project is digitising some of Australia’s most culturally-important lost books, getting them into libraries and answering some important questions

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Arts & Culture

The rise of the microgenre

In the 21st century, digital publishing has led to the rise of ever-more niche microgenres in books – from Amish romance to NASCAR passion – and it’s changing our literary landscape

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Sciences & Technology

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Podcast

Standing up for science

Nobel Laureate Professor Randy Schekman on the value of scepticism, and why the scientific method needs to be defended now more than ever

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Arts & Culture

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Book extract

Alice Pung on John Marsden

In a collaboration between the University of Melbourne, the State Library Victoria and independent publisher Black Inc called Writers on Writers - modern authors reflect on the influence of those who came before them. In this book extract Alice Pung

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Arts & Culture

The arrival of Amazon and the future of Australian publishing

As Amazon sets up shop in Australia, what impact could the massive online retailer and publisher have on the country’s book culture?

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