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Issue Details: First known date: 2004... no. 142 November 2004 of Newswrite : The NSW Writers' Centre Magazine est. 1991 Newswrite : The NSW Writers' Centre Magazine
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Author-Publisher Meets the Challenge, Brendan Whiting , single work column (p. 3, 24)
Are You Coming to Our Bookshow?, Irina Dunn , single work column
In promoting the 6th Australian Publishers and Authors' Bookshow, Irina Dunn reflects on the incorporation of some of Australia's larger publishers into multinational companies, and the survival and promotion of smaller presses and niche publishers.
 (p. 5, 25)
Writing Compelling Narrative, Chris Broadribb , single work column
Broadribb reports on a writers' panel session at the 2004 Byron Bay Writers' Festival. The panel compised Maggie Hamilton, Nerida Newton, Gary Crew and Charlotte Wood and their theme was 'Writing Compelling Narrative'.
 (p. 7)
Some Ins and Outs of Self-Publishing, Rae Luckie , single work column
A report on a session on self-publishing held at the 2004 Norfolk Island Writers' and Readers' Festival.
 (p. 9, 24)
Reflections on Self-Publishing, Andrew Barry , single work column (p. 11, 32)
It Works Both Ways, Catherine Hammond , single work column (p. 14)
Dream the Impossible Dream, Markus Weber , single work column (p. 17, 26)
Writing for Performance, Chris Broadribb , single work column
Broadribb reports on a panel session at the 2004 Byron Bay Writers' Festival. The session focussed on the difficulties and rewards of writing for theatre, television and film and featured Susan Bradley-Smith, John Lonie, Tobsha Learner and Scott Rankin
 (p. 31)
Writing What I Like, Waratah Rose Gillespie , single work column (p. 33-34)
It's Just Ironic, Norm Neill , single work column (p. 34)
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