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'This paper addresses issues arising from working through the process of turning a manuscript ... [The Girl's Guide to Work and Life: How to Create the Life You Want (Brien & Brady, 2004)] originally written for an Australian readership into one suitable for international sales and distribution'. (Authors' introduction)
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Epigraph: Not all books can travel ... but a greater number have this capacity than have actually done so. (Rachel Robertson, 1990)
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The Internationalisation of a Manuscript: Finding the Potent Generic
TEXT : The Journal of the Australian Association of Writing Programs
TEXT : The Journal of the Australian Association of Writing Programs
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