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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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Two Scribe books shortlisted for ACT Book of the Year Award
7 November 2023Congratulations to Katrina Marson and Niki Savva.
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Our Members Be Unlimited shortlisted for the SPN Book of the Year
7 November 2023Congratulations to Sam Wallman.
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The Palestine Laboratory shortlisted for Walkley Book Award 2023
2 November 2023Congratulations to Antony!
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November new releases
31 October 2023Eight blockbuster books to end the year with Scribe.
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Bulldozed wins 2023 Australian Political Book of the Year
26 October 2023Congratulations to Niki Savva!
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Bulldozed shortlisted for Australian Political Book of the Year
13 October 2023Congratulations to Niki Savva.
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Two books longlisted for the 2023 Walkley Book Award
13 October 2023Congratulations to Antony Loewenstein and Ben Schneiders.
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Patrick Mullins awarded Copyright Agency fellowship
12 October 2023Congratulations to Patrick.
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October new releases
3 October 2023Six fascinating new books.
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Bulldozed longlisted for Australian Political Book of the Year Award
26 September 2023Congratulations to Niki Savva on her longlisting.
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An interview with Walter Marsh (Young Rupert)
18 September 2023‘There are moments in the archive when you open a box or a folder and…
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On the Voice to Parliament
14 September 2023Scribe’s support for the Voice.
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The East Indian longlisted for the JCB Prize
6 September 2023Congratulations to Brinda Charry.
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A new book edited by Veronica Gorrie (Black and Blue)
5 September 2023When Cops Are Criminals will be publishing in 2024.
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