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Magazine for teachers, allied educators in public sector schools, TAFE colleges and early childhood centres.
Runs masterclasses with some of the world’s most respected scriptwriters and developers; seminars on craft and genre; mentorship programs and a number of professional initiatives designed to give members opportunity and support in their craft and careers. The AWG also works closely with other industry organisations and government bodies to develop further opportunities for members.
The Bendigo Writers Council helps facilitate the literary talent that exists in central Victoria by bringing together writers, poets and performers to share their work. The Council holds workshops and poetry readings monthly at various venues around Bendigo. It publishes a monthly newsletter, ‘Muse News’, available for members, who also receive discounts to all workshops. New members welcome.
Bolinda supplies public libraries with audio books and large print books and has become the number one audio and large print brand in Australia.
Brolly Books is the children’s imprint of Borghesi and Adam Publishers. They focus on richly illustrated books for children from toddler to 8 years, publishing about 25 new titles each year along with imprints. Through Tandem Publishing, they also provide a wide range of publishing services.
Official journal of NSW Rural Fire Service. Includes news, people profiles, feature articles of interest to firefighters.
Child Writes is a program which nurtures literacy and creativity. It gives children a voice by offering primary school aged children the opportunity to write and illustrate their own children’s picture books. These books are published by boutique publisher Boogie Books.
The weekend celebrates the life of CJ Dennis through a small, but unique literary festival. The main focus of the Festival is the award presentation for the CJ Dennis Literary Awards and the Max Fatchen Literary Awards for Children’s Poetry Writing. The CJ Dennis Literary Awards Competition runs from January-July each year. Awards are for poetry and short stories. Check with organisers to confirm dates.
Literary magazines for primary school-aged readers. Publishes fiction, plays, poetry and non-fiction.
The Emerging Writers’ Festival Roadshow comes to the NSW Writers’ Centre every second year, bringing a lively mix of panels, discussions, useful information and performances. The day concludes with networking drinks.
Exisle Publishing is an Australian publisher of books on a wide range of subjects, including self-help, health, nutrition, popular psychology, biography, history, business, current affairs, travel, cooking, leisure and lifestyle. They publish books in Australia and New Zealand.†New books are published in both physical and digital forms.
Maori-owned and operated publishing company, specialising in high-quality Maori books of regional, national and international interest.
Hybrid Publishers titles include: legal, non-fiction (fitness and well-being, fitness, nutrition, true crime, self-help, history etc) and some fiction and poetry. Legal titles: Law Crest imprint. YA: Ford Street imprint. Alternative contact: Anna Rosner Blay, Managing Editor.
An online publishing space for short works by emerging writers and work by emerging visual artists. An initiative of Island magazine.
New Zealand arts and literary journal featuring new fiction and poetry as well as biographical and critical essays and cultural commentary.
New Frontier Publishing produces titles for children. Specialisation: Children’s picture books, junior readers (6-8), junior novels (8-12), educational texts for primary and secondary school.
New Zealand Writers aims to promote and encourage writers. Established in 1998. Topics of interest: articles on writing, fiction techniques, hints and tips, competitions, markets for your work, interviews, book news, anything of interest to writers and publishers.
A tabloid-style, union publication representing education professionals, school support staff and early childhood professionals teaching and working in independent education and Catholic or religious institutions/schools/centres throughout Australia. Topics of interest: education. Each issue has a theme with other regular sections.
NewSouth Publishing is the publishing arm of UNSW Press. Recognised as a leading independent Australian publisher, it produces a range of general, literary and illustrated non-fiction and select scholarly titles across three imprints: NewSouth; UNSW Press; and CHOICE.
Literary magazines for primary school-aged readers. Features fiction, plays, poetry and non-fiction.
Overland, the most radical of Australia’s long-standing literary/cultural magazines, publishes features, fiction, poetry, reviews, comment, artwork and opinion pieces. Overland is committed to engaging with important literary, cultural and political issues in contemporary Australia. It has a tradition of publishing dissenting articles with a political and cultural focus. It also runs the Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize for New and Emerging Poets with the support of the Malcolm Robertson Foundation.
Pacific Books is an Australian book publisher that specialises in paperback books and e-books. Unlike traditional publishers, Pacific Books has a fast turn-around from manuscript to publication and distribution. Books are usually available one month after submission through our partnership with Amazon stores and Ingram Worldwide Distribution.
Penguin Books (NZ) Ltd is a major publishing force in New Zealand.
Playmarket News is the magazine for the New Zealand play and playwright. Topics of interest: New Zealand theatre, playwriting, performing arts.