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Publisher of the Month

What was your pathway to publishing?

My first job was with Time Life Books in London; I started there straight after university. As a junior editor on the series Library of Nations, I spent many hours checking facts in libraries. I still love libraries.

 

How many titles do you publish each year?

Fifteen to twenty. We like to have a new title per month so our reps have monthly contact with booksellers. It is a front-list world.

 

 


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From the New Issue

Arborescence
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Arborescence: On becoming trees by Rhett Davis

by Joseph Steinberg
1945: The Reckoning: War, empire and the struggle for a new world
History

1945: The Reckoning: A complex history taken with absolutes by Phil Craig

by Seumas Spark
Our Story: Aboriginal Chinese people in Australia
Australian History

Our Story: A long multicultural past edited by Zhou Xiaoping

by Lynette Russell
‘Alternate Names for Blak Mothers’, a new poem by Ellen van Neerven
Poem

‘Alternate Names for Blak Mothers’

by Ellen van Neerven

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