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Human Rights award for Scribe title

Human Rights Overboard: Seeking Asylum in Australia authors Linda Briskman, Susie Latham and Chris Goddard have been awarded the Literature Nonfiction Award as part of the 2008 Human Rights Medal awar...

Aussie publishers demand rights at LBF

At one of the opening sessions at this year's London Book Fair (LBF), a number of Australian publishers have called for an end to British publishers' insistence on Commonwealth rights, saying the curr...

UK publishers don't realise how much Aussies resent them, says Rosenbloom

UK publishers' insistence on acquiring British and Commonwealth rights is 'rent-seeking and coupon-clipping on a grand scale' according to Scribe Publications' owner Henry Rosenbloom, who has wri...

Haigh wins BDW business lit prize

Asbestos House (Scribe), Gideon Haigh's examination of James Hardie and the controversies surrounding its compensation of those injured by exposure to asbestos, has won the $30,000 2007 Blake Dawson W...

Unlikely Antipodean successes at Frankfurt

Two antipodean books are unlikely early hits at this year's Frankfurt Book Fair.  After eight modestly successful books in his home country of New Zealand, veteran novelist Lloyd Jones has sudden...

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