With travel to international book fairs still off the cards for many people, the Australian Publishers Association is hosting four digital networking events for rights professionals, with support from the Australia Council for the Arts. 

These events, held via Zoom in September and November, will include panel discussions on key markets and rights opportunities, alongside smaller roundtables on specific categories.  

Read about September's events, which covered the US Market and YA Publishing.

Upcoming Events

22 November, 10am AEDT - Roundtable on Graphic Novels

Australian and International rights professionals, publishers and literary agents with an interest or specialisation in Graphic Novels will come together for this roundtable. Expect networking and discussion around topics such as the latest trends in rights sales and international distribution of graphic novels.

To express your interest in attending please contact us. Places are limited.

13 December, 10am AEDT- Film & TV Rights Sales Panel

This session will answer some of the most asked questions about rights sales to screens and explore the latest trends in screen content and interest in Australian stories.

Register your attendance for the online webinar through the website below. 

Cost

• Free for staff of APA member companies
• Free for staff of Australian Literary Agents’ Association member companies
  (contact us if you haven't received a discount code)
• $25 for non-members, per session

All prices exclude GST.

Event bookings

To register for this event you must either sign-in or sign-up for an account below. You must click register, and then select the sessions you wish to attend.

Follow this guide for help with logging in for the first time, and should you have any further issues with your website access, please contact us.

Staff of member companies should login and check that the appropriate pricing is being displayed before proceeding. 

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body.