A Palestinian youth is shot while trying to bomb the Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem, and his Israeli doctor discovers that they share a common... Read more |
December, 1945. When their father goes missing in mysterious circumstances, the four Caddy children are uprooted from their lives in outback Australia and taken to... Read more |
Queensland creative writing student Donna Thompson has been shortlisted for the 2014 Digital Book Awards, to be held in New York on 14 January. Thompson is a... Read more |
Melbourne radio program Aural Text broadcast its final show in December 2013. The program, which focussed on books and writing, was hosted by Melbourne writer,... Read more |
Online booksellers Booktopia and Bookworld are among the winners in the SmartCompany Web Awards. Booktopia picked up an award for Best Mobile Website and Bookworld won for... Read more |
Toowoomba library to move to temporary home Queensland’s Toowoomba City Library will move to a temporary home in March to make way for the redevelopment... Read more |
Former German airport to be transformed into major central library In Germany, the site of a former Berlin airport will be transformed into a major... Read more |
Patrick Gregory has been appointed as the new director of the Northern Territory Library. Gregory, who will begin in the role on 24 February, has... Read more |
Jan Richards and Cheryl Hamill were awarded fellowships by the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA) in December. The ALIA board regularly confers fellowships to... Read more |
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Ebook promotion in Illinois libraries aims to influence publishers In the US, a new promotion in public libraries across Illinois will aim to influence publishers to change... Read more |
NLA digitises ‘Canberra Times’ archives as centenary gift The National Library of Australia (NLA) has digitised the complete archives of the Canberra Times from 1926... Read more |
The Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL) and the Australian Society of Authors (ASA) have announced a new fellowship program to provide authors with access... Read more |
‘I went to the UK expecting to find examples of highly experimental or revolutionary marketing campaigns, and was surprised to find that most campaigns were... Read more |
‘We don’t really launch books any more,’ says Allen & Unwin publicity director Andy Palmer in Miriam Cosic’s article on the decline of book launches... Read more |
Patrick Gregory has been appointed as the new director of the Northern Territory Library. Gregory, who will begin in the role on 24 February, replaces... Read more |
Patrick Lenton has joined Pan Macmillan digital imprint Momentum in the newly created role of digital marketing assistant. Lenton has previously worked for Allen &... Read more |
Bhakthi Puvanenthiran has been appointed deputy arts editor of the Age, replacing Dewi Cooke, who is currently on maternity leave. Puvanenthiran has worked as a... Read more |
Australian Publishers Association will hold its inaugural Last Thursdays APA Networking event after work on Thursday 30 January to discuss ‘What will happen to Publishing in 2014?’ Margaret... Read more |
Further to establishing a Books business in Australia and New Zealand, Taylor and Francis is very pleased to announce its distribution by TL Distribution based out of Sydney.
As previously advised, Taylor and Francis will have its own dedicated sales and marketing teams working across all markets in ANZ, but today we announce distribution, customer services and accounts receivable will be conducted by TLD from 31 March 2014.
In the meantime, all sales and marketing enquiries should continue to be directed to Palgrave Macmillan and orders placed with Macmillan Distribution Services.
At a later date further details including the range of the effected ISBNs will be provided ahead of distribution services being migrated from Macmillan to TLD.
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 9781783350353 The Snowden Files: The Inside Story of the World’s Most Wanted Man Luke Harding Guardian/Faber & Faber
Explosive, embargoed and now fast-tracked to be in stores from 7 February, backed up by serialisation and extensive media.
Investigative journalism at its best, The Snowden Files tells the inside story of the individuals behind the biggest leak in history and the powerful forces that tried to stop them. Now stuck in Moscow, a uniquely hunted man, Edward Snowden faces US espionage charges and an uncertain future in exile. What drove Snowden to sacrifice himself? Award-winning Guardian journalist Luke Harding answers the question which should trouble every citizen of the internet age.
To order please contact your Allen & Unwin account manager or UBD 1800 33 88 36
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