Themed quarterly literary and current affairs journal celebrating good writing and public debate, and focusing on the significance of cultural events and trends, exploring public policy and providing new perspectives for readers. Includes essays, reportage, memoir, short fiction and some poetry.

At Hawker Brownlow Education, it all starts with a book. For over 35 years, we’ve published innovative professional development and school improvement materials for Australian and New Zealand teachers and educational leaders. Each resource reflects our commitment to students and the professionals who serve them. Our mission is to advance the work of our authors.

Represents script writers, designers, directors in film, theatre, television and radio. HLA has affiliations in London, New York, Europe. Member of the Australian Literary Agents’ Association.

Quality commercial fiction and non fiction for adult and children’s markets. Jacinta di Mase Management is a select agency representing a diverse range of authors and illustrators for picture books, young adult fiction, and quality commercial fiction and non-fiction for the adult trade market.

Senior Editor for IP Pty Ltd, Lauren Daniels has served annually as a literary contest judge since ’05. She holds a BA and MFA in Creative Writing and offers 20+ years international experience in publishing, mentoring, manuscript appraisal and editing for fiction and non-fiction. In Australia and the US, Lauren has delivered writing workshops with universities, corporations and outreach programs. She is the editor for 40+ Australian titles and has a published track record of her own starting in 1987.

Magpies contains articles of interest to people involved in children’s literature, reviews of new children’s and young adult books published in Australia and overseas, an author or illustrator interview in each issue, and information on awards.

Margaret Connolly has been a literary agent for 30 years. She began her working life as a lawyer, before being approached to join Curtis Brown in the mid-1980s. She set up her own agency in 1992. Her client list includes many of Australia’s most distinguished novelists, poets, non-fiction authors, film-makers, children’s writers and illustrators.

Represents literary fiction and trade non-fiction, especially biography, current affairs, history, and narrative non-fiction; also some children’s. Founding member of the Australian Literary Agents’ Association.

McGraw-Hill provides information in numerous areas at a variety of levels and in different media. Specialisation: Educational texts, school and tertiary. Professional, trade, medical and reference titles.

Mills & Boon is an imprint of Harlequin Enterprises, a division of HarperCollins Publishers Australia and one of the largest English-language publishers in the world. Mills & Boon has a long history in Australia and has grown to become Australia’s undisputed market leader in romance fiction publishing.

Over the course of 10 years working in the publishing industry, Barbara Ivusic has amassed an invaluable skillset in publishing, editing, writing and cultivating talent. Barbara started her career by working in well known Australian Literary Agency, Rick Raftos Management. She then established New Author Literary Services to provide clients with manuscript assessments, editorial reports, copy-editing and proofreading. She has helped hundreds of authors polish their manuscripts to get them ready for publication.

Odyssey lives for the adventures that books provide. Not afraid to take risks with new ideas and new writers; together, Odyssey creates unique and beautiful books.