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Shh! Don't mention the translations.
Apparently the Canadian government announced a multi-million dollar book translation program a few months ago -- but they forgot to tell Canadian publishers!
OzCo makes publisher travel funding 'more flexible'
The Australia Council for the Arts has announced changes to make the travel funding it provides to publishers ‘more flexible.' BOOKED: International Travel Fund for Publishers and Literary...
$40,000 funding for regional writing projects
Several writing workshops and festivals are among the 92 projects to have been granted funding approval by the federal government program Regional Arts Australia in the latest round of funding. ...
Budget 08: ABA, ASA response
The 2008 federal budget contained no ‘significant new measures' that would affect booksellers, according to the new CEO of the Australian Booksellers Association (ABA) Malcolm Neil Neil to...
OzCo committed to supporting 'the literary sector'
The Australia Council's market development section has reiterated its commitment to ‘an increased investment in literature that responds to the growth and current momentum of the Australian lite...
'Westerly' funding cut; future in doubt
The Western Australian state government has cut funding to Westerly, the Perth-based literary magazine that launched the careers of writers including Tim Winton, Robert Drewe and Elizabeth Jolley.&nbs...
ELR receives 'ongoing funding'
The Federal Government has announced that the Educational Lending Right (ELR) scheme will receive ‘ongoing funding'. The Australian Society of Authors (ASA) has welcomed the move, say...
Routledge backs Dedalus
Routledge has announced that it will support independent literary publisher Dedalus for the next two years, after Dedalus lost its UK government funding.
Authors protest at UK PLR funding cut
The UK's Society of Authors is up in arms that the funding for the UK's Public Lending Right is set to fall next year and won't be restored for three years.
What will Labor mean for the industry?
As the nation adjusts to the end of 11 years of Liberal governance, the publishing industry will be among many waiting as the dust settles to see what the change in the political landscape will mean. ...
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