Click the link or (or go to your favourite podcast app) to listen to Alex talk about our book and some Community Publishing research highlights now!

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Click the link to access our conference program and see what we've got lined up:

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For full details and registration, please follow the link:

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Interested in attending the symposium but don't feel like presenting? Keep your eyes peeled on our pages over the next few weeks - we'll have registration details for you soon 👀

Email Caitlin at [email protected] with your abstract and/or any questions that you have. Click here for the full CFP - creative responses to the prompts are very welcome!

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'Towards a comprehensive picture of Australian literature beyond the publishing capitals' is the culmination of years worth of work analysing data from the @austlit.bsky.social database. It's available open access from @mediaintaus.bsky.social - follow the link to read!

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The team also recently attended multiple academic conferences, and published our first peer-reviewed academic paper from this project.

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This is the first peer-reviewed article arising from our Community Publishing in Regional Australia research project! The article is published in the European Journal of Cultural Studies, and is co-authored by Beth Driscoll, Alexandra Dane, Sandra Phillips and Kim Wilkins.

Go check out his latest book, Against the Tide, which promises river battles and burning cities and whispered alliances in the shadows—a relentless story of resilience, revenge, and the unbreakable will to defy fate. phillipleightondaly.com