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In this section, you'll find all the latest (and the oldest) news relating to our books and authors, and to our Melbourne and London offices.
Awards, acquisitions, author tours, reprints, a bit of gossip, and the occasional job listing — it's all here.
So if it's your secret dream to work at Scribe, or you just like knowing what's happening in the world of publishing, then read on.
And then get back to reading a good book.
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Books for Dad this Father’s Day
18 August 2022Recommendations from the fathers at Scribe.
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Why read essays?
17 August 2022Why your next read should be an essay collection.
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Read an extract: Vista Chinesa
12 August 2022Read an extract from our August release, Vista Chinesa.
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Reading for International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples 2022
9 August 2022Some reading suggestions for International Day of the World's…
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The recipients of the 2022 Scribe Varuna Fellowship
5 August 2022Announcing three literary fiction Fellowship recipients.
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Scribe at Canberra Writers Festival 2022
4 August 2022Join Scribe at Canberra Writers Festival.
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August New Releases
2 August 2022New from Scribe this August.
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Scribe at Melbourne Writers Festival 2022
1 August 2022Catch up with Scribe authors at MWF 22!
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5 books to read for Women in Translation Month 2022
1 August 2022Here are five Scribe books to celebrate this WIT Month.
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In Moonland shortlisted for the Age Book of the Year
1 August 2022Miles Allinson’s In Moonland has been shortlisted for the Age Book of…
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Tania Chandler shortlisted for a Davitt award
26 July 2022Tania Chandler's All That I Remember About Dean Cola has been…
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Some notes for Watersong by Clarissa Goenawan
25 July 2022Find book club notes for Watersong here, including a letter from the…
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Scribe at Byron Writers Festival 2022
15 July 2022Join Scribe at the 2022 Byron Writers Festival.
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An abridged Holy Woman reading list
15 July 2022Read some of the work that led the way for Louise Omer's Holy Woman.
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