Australian literature - Overseas publishing

P.R. Stephensen observed that: ‘Americans are interested in us’ and instances of this interest on the part of writers, readers and publishers abound, stretching as…

A well-known gap in the bibliography of A.G. Stephens, literary editor of the Bulletin and of that paper's short-lived venture into publishing a literary monthly…

That the novel readers of colonial Australia took an interest in American fiction was abundantly demonstrated in contemporary sources—from the many direct and indirect references…

Discusses the state of the Australian publishing industry (in particular the demise of local firms) in the context of developments in publishing in the USA…

Discusses new archival evidence regarding the first Bentley edition of For the Term of His Natural Life.

Carol Hetherington investigates the inclusion of Australian authors in Doubleday’s Crime Club lists in the period 1943-1954. She argues ‘that the important common factor in…

Provides a list and discussion of Australian literature translated for a Chinese readership.

Discusses the Horwitz Publications author 'Carter Brown' (Alan Geoffrey Yates), became the bestselling Australian novelists after his books were licensed to American publisher Signet. Argues…

Despite Carter Brown’s status as the least known of Australia’s most successful authors, research has been done on his productions, his style, and his bibliography…