Australian Booksellers Are Facing a Supply Chain ‘Crisis’. Here’s How Books Get into Your Hands – and How You Can Keep Reading single work   column  
Issue Details: First known date: 2021... 2021 Australian Booksellers Are Facing a Supply Chain ‘Crisis’. Here’s How Books Get into Your Hands – and How You Can Keep Reading
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'Australians have been warned to do their Christmas shopping early, as international supply chain issues are impacting global shipping. One industry under particular pressure is that of books, with printers, publishers and booksellers in Australia, the United States and Britain feeling the impact at their most important time of year.' (Introduction)

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