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NLA Publishing cuts books list

NLA Publishing is set to reduce the number of titles published.

19 Feb 2020

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The publishing arm of the National Library of Australia – NLA Publishing – is set to reduce the number of books it publishes each year.

The total number of books published under the NLA imprint will be cut from 17 in 2019-20 to eight in 2020-21. Children’s books will be the most affected.

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