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Issue Details: First known date: 2018... December 2018 of Books + Publishing News est. 2006 Books + Publishing News
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* Contents derived from the 2018 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Booksellers Optimistic, single work column

'Twenty-four percent of booksellers are expecting sales to be ‘excellent’ this Christmas, double the number who had high expectations for the same time last year (12%). Most respondents, however, are cautiously awaiting the outcome of the Christmas rush, with 75% predicting sales to be ‘okay’ (down from 81% in 2017). On a positive note, just one percent of booksellers predict Christmas to be ‘disappointing’ sales-wise, down from six percent last year.' (Introduction)

Nielsen BookScan : Aus Fiction Popular; ‘similar’ Overall Sales Shape, single work column

'Australian fiction titles are popular with book buyers this Christmas period, with statistics from Nielsen BookScan showing Australian fiction titles high on the bestsellers chart and an increased market share for fiction.' (Introduction)

The Books : Strong Offering Led by Standout Fiction, single work column

'Most booksellers are pleased with the books on offer this Christmas, with 75% considering the titles available ‘strong’, and just one percent considering them ‘disappointing’.' (Introduction)

$20k Unpublished Manuscript Award Launched for WA Young Writers, single work column

'Fremantle Press is partnering with social-purpose organisation the Fogarty Foundation to launch an unpublished manuscript award for young writers in Western Australia, worth $20,000.' (Introduction)

Findlay to Edit ‘Growing Up Disabled in Australia’, single work column

'Blogger and appearance activist Carly Findlay will edit the forthcoming anthology Growing Up Disabled in Australia, to be published by Black Inc. in 2020.'  (Introduction)

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