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"This article examines recent research into and commentary on the Australian publishing industry and a perceived decline in that industry's publishing of literary texts. It is argued that this decline is real; that it is undesirable, because literary texts remain culturally and politically valuable; that it is taking place for economic and ultimately political reasons that also impact upon understandings of this decline; and that active steps to preserve literary diversity can be, should be and are being taken." (62)

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    y separately published work icon Southern Review vol. 40 no. 1 2007 Z1527674 2007 periodical issue 2007 pg. 62-77
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