Small Publishers and the Emerging Network of Australian Literary Prosumption.
An essay is presented related to debates regarding the decline of Australian literary production, focusing on the various methods used by humanities professors Mark Davis, David Carter and Katherine Bode to quantify literary publishing activity.
| Publicado en: | Australian Humanities Review no. 59; pp. 23 - 43 |
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ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences
Apr/May2016
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