What was your pathway to publishing?
I had been a writer and editor at school and university, I’d worked in the Whitlam government, I’d been a freelance journalist, and I was interested in politics, history, books, and writing, so it was a natural progression – though I didn’t realise it at the time.
What was the first book you ever published?
A small book by an unknown author by the name of Henry Rosenbloom, titled Politics and the Media, in 1976.
Do you edit the books you commission?
Usually.
How many titles do you publish each year?
Around seventy.
From the New Issue
Gender
What Is Wrong with Men by Jessa Crispin & The Male Complaint by Simon James Copland
by Tom Ryan
History
The Shortest History of Turkey: A candid examination by Benjamin C. Fortna
by Hans-Lukas Kieser
Commentary
‘Land rights interrupted?: How Whitlam’s dismissal changed the history of First Nations land repossession’
by Heidi Norman and Francis Markham
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