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New Book Council sparks literary concerns

Eight months after the announcement of the Book Council of Australia the sector is speaking out about its concerns.
3 Sep 2015
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Publishers, writers’ centres, literary magazines and festivals have put out a joint statement calling for consultation on the future Book Council.

The ​39 signatories are concerned about the lack of consultation and collaboration to date.

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