Publishers
Eleanor Curtain Publishing specialises in reference and professional development books for primary teachers. The focus is on key curriculum and educational issues with a wide national and international market. All titles are either published under licence or distributed in North America and New Zealand.
Ford Street is a successful small independent Australian publisher of books for children and young adults. Publishes around fifteen titles a year, ranging from picture books through to novels for older readers. Ford Street’s publisher is renowned Australian author, Paul Collins, who has written extensively for both the local and international markets.
The Giramondo Publishing Company is an independent, Australian, university-based literary publisher of award-winning poetry, fiction and non-fiction.
Harper Voyager is the fantasy, science fiction, horror, and speculative fiction imprint of HarperCollins.
IAD Press is the publishing arm of an Aboriginal-controlled educational institute: the Institute for Aboriginal Development (IAD). Specialisation: Aboriginal language materials, oral and natural history, bush foods, cross cultural titles and, under its Jukurrpa imprint, fiction, art and children’s books by Aboriginal authors plus art diaries and calendars.
Hague Publishing focuses on the emerging e-book market. We are currently accepting submissions for all types of science fiction and fantasy. We publish through the international e-book market.
Specialises in children’s boardbooks, educational and activity books, adult reference, illustrated and paperback books. Also produces book and video gift boxes, books and DVDs.
Publishers and wholesalers of quality early childhood teacher resource and reference books.
Pearson Education Australia is the country’s leading publisher of educational products for the academic, professional, vocational, primary and secondary schools. Specialisation: Educational books for schools, higher education, vocational education, and training and professional training markets.
RIC produce workbooks, blackline masters and teacher references for schools.
Blake Education produces primary and secondary teaching materials that are useful and user-friendly. Materials are largely written by teachers, for teachers, and cater to the exact needs teachers share and are most appropriate for classroom use. Specialisation: Primary education (reading books, teacher resource material), primary literacy resources, secondary education (teacher resource material).
Cambridge University Press is the printing and publishing house of the University of Cambridge. Specialisation: academic publications in the humanities, social sciences, sciences, technical, professional and media sciences as well as primary and secondary education texts.
Celapene Press publishes children’s fiction and holds the annual Charlotte Duncan Award.
Catholic book publisher serving the spiritual and educational needs of individuals, groups and the church as a whole.
Part of an international publishing group in which each home market, such as Australia, is given a very specific local focus with complete autonomy. Specialisation: Australiana, travel and pictorial books on Australia, natural history, information books, cookery, gardening, health and lifestyle, current affairs, biographies and true crime.
Auckland University Press currently publishes around 25 books a year. With traditional strengths in history and politics, art and architecture, literature and poetry, Maori, Pacific and Asian Studies, the Press is also developing lists in science, business and health.
Publisher of scholarly books, periodicals and electronic products for all academic disciplines. Under the Arcadia imprint, a publisher of general books, principally history, biography and fiction. Specialisation: Academic and general non-fiction, history, biography, lifestyle, information, corporate, fiction.
CSFG Publishing is the small press arm of the Canberra Speculative Fiction Guild (CSFG) and offers CSFG members an avenue to become published through its anthologies. Specialisation: science fiction, fantasy, and horror writers and illustrators.
DayStar Books is a publisher of Christian books with a New Zealand angle. They also publish “crossover” books with Christian values but marketable by secular bookstores.
Era Publications is an educational publisher, specialising in levelled readers for junior and primary school children. They publish fiction and nonfiction series, reference books and online products.
Boutique publisher producing non-fiction books. Specialising in history, military history, self-help, autobiography, business, careers, environment, how-to guides, women’s and men’s interest, humour, lifestyle, Indigenous Studies and corporate publications.
Provides large print, daisy and braille versions of existing works. E-books and text conversions.
Wombat Books has been sharing stories and creating memories with families for over ten years. As an independent boutique publisher, they love to find those unique stories that connect us all. Publishes children’s fiction with pages filled with readable and loveable characters.
Wakefield Press is an independent book publishing company based in Adelaide, South Australia.
Ventura Press is one of Sydney’s leading independent publishers and has become synonymous with high quality titles and internationally respected authors. The Ventura list covers a unique and specific market – books to enhance life. Ventura publishes books on health and well being, family focus, memoir, general non-fiction and high end fiction.