NEWS: The Last Whale shortlisted for Broeze History Prize
The Last Whale by Chris Pash was one of four books to make the shortlist for the 2009 Frank Broeze Memorial Maritime History Book Prize.
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NEWS: Shorelines 2 shortlist announced
Six talented poets made the shortlist for Shorelines 2, a collection of works by emerging poets to be published by Fremantle Press in 2010.
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NEWS: WA young adult novel makes American readers list
The North American version of In Ecstasy by Kate McCaffrey was nominated for the 2010 American YALSA Quick Picks list for YA Reluctant Readers.
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NEWS: Cricket book collaborators team up again
The co-author and illustrator of I want to be a Cricketer renewed their partnership recently for a fine art portrait.
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INTERVIEW: Frances Macaulay Forde
Fremantle Press caught up with poet, Frances Macaulay Forde, one of the contributors to indigo volume 3.
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Children’s Book Council Branch President launches Jake’s Gigantic List
Jan Nicholls, WA Branch President of the Children’s Book Council of Australia (CBCA) is set to launch Jake’s Gigantic List by Ken Spillman at the State Library of Western Australia on Monday 3 August.
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Productivity Commission Statement
No-one really knows what the impact of the Productivity Commission recommendations to the current parallel import provisions might be, if indeed the Government acts upon the recommendations.
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IN BRIEF: Auld Lang Syne
Ex-Fremantle Press and Fremantle Arts Centre employees are continuing to make their mark. Earlier this year the Australian Publishers Association (APA) George Robertson Awards honoured Ian Templeman for more than 30 years outstanding service to the industry. Templeman was responsible for the establishment of Fremantle Arts Centre Press back in 1976.
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Hickman wins Churchill Fellowship
Illustrator and Botanist Ellen Hickman was one of just 13 Western Australians to be awarded a Churchill Fellowship last week.
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Bawoo Stories author chairs National Healing Foundation
Since Sorry Day 2009, long-time Fremantle Press author May O’Brien has been conducting workshops in towns across Australia for the proposed National Healing Foundation.
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