8th November, 2017

Free childcare at the 2017 Independent Publishing Conference

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As part of our ongoing efforts to make the Independent Publishing Conference accessible and welcoming to everyone, the Small Press Network is providing free childcare. If you would like to use this service, please let us know when you book your tickets. There is an option to do so when booking online, or you can call the office. Before the event, someone from the SPN team will contact you about your needs.

SPN is proud to present the sixth Independent Publishing Conference from 16 to 18 November 2017 at the Wheeler Centre in Melbourne. The program, which includes an Industry Research Day (Thursday 16 November), Trade Day (Friday 17 November), and Fundamentals Day (Saturday 18 November), is online here.

A free Wheeler Centre ‘Next Big Thing’ event on the Friday night at 6.15pm will include the announcement of the 2017 Most Underrated Book Award.

Book your conference tickets online here.

 

The Independent Publishing Conference is generously supported by the Copyright Agency. 

 

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