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Mākaro Press

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Mākaro Press’ focus is on publishing NZ fiction, poetry and children’s books, but we also have some non-fiction titles including memoir, biography and journalism. Our books are marketed to booksellers by Greene Phoenix Marketing and distributed by PDL.

We have three imprints:
Mākaro titles are fully supported by our press in the traditional way and are spearheaded by our Mākaro Fiction titles. There are also some children’s and non-fiction titles.

HOOPLA is a poetry series fully supported by our press, releasing a set of three books every April: one by a late career poet, one by a mid-career poet, and the third by a first-timer.

The Submarine imprint is for our books published with the author contributing towards the costs. Usually this pays for the first print run, but can involve contributions to the editorial or design work depending on the project. Our Submarine books are selected for publication and designed, edited, published and marketed to the same high standards as our Mākaro titles, with Mākaro Press making the final decisions. They are a way for a small press to produce more excellent books. Submarine Poetry spearheads this group.

Mary McCallum & Paul Stewart
makaropress@gmail.com

Phone: 04 471 0822 | mob: 027 600 3313 (Mary)

Level 6, 138 Wakefield Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011
Mail: P O Box 9321, Te Aro, Wellington 6141

Web: www.makaropress.co.nz

S & L Publishing

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S & L Publishing (Trading as The Literacy Place)

S & L Publishing is the publisher of The Writing Book (2013), The Oral Language Book (2016)  and The Reading Book (2019). These books offer practical advice, strategies and support material for teachers.

Sheena Cameron and Louise Dempsey
Email: info@theliteracyplace.com
Website: www.theliteracyplace.com
Telephone: Tel: 021 1136197

2/20 Harrybrook Road, Green Bay, Auckland 0604

Tel: 021 714 497

Te Herenga Waka University Press

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Te Herenga Waka University Press is a major scholarly publisher specialising in New Zealand history and public affairs. The Press is also a leading publisher of fiction and poetry. Founded in the 1970s, Victoria University Press now has a backlist of over 200 books in print, and on average issues twenty five new titles each year.

Postal Address: PO Box 600, Wellington 6012, New Zealand
Street Address: 6 Kelburn Parade, Kelburn, Wellington 6012, New Zealand

Email: victoria-press@vuw.ac.nz

Phone: +64 4 463 6580

teherengawakapress.co.nz

Fergus Barrowman, Publisher
victoria-press@vuw.ac.nz

 

Te Papa Press

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Te Papa Press is the publishing imprint of the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. Founded in 1997, Te Papa Press publishes a wide range of catalogues, museum books and scholarly research titles based on collections and exhibitions, as well as richly illustrated contemporary and historical art books and award-winning popular books that represent New Zealand’s unique national identity. Te Papa Press books are beautiful objects, valuable reference tools and engaging narratives of New Zealand.

Street Address: Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Cable Street, Wellington 6011
Postal Address: PO Box 467, Wellington 6140
Telephone 04 381 7470
www.tepapa.govt.nz/about/te-papa-press

Nicola Legat, Publisher
Email: Nicola.Legat@tepapa.govt.nz

Stead & Daughters Ltd

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Stead & Daughters Ltd

Stead & Daughters Ltd is a dynamic, family-run enterprise. Established in 2004, it continues to expand its list of distribution agencies within Australasia, whilst launching an independent publishing programme.

60 Guyton Street, Whanganui 4500
Postal Address: PO Box 274, Whanganui 4540

Lesley Stead, Director
lesley@steadanddaughters.com

Penguin Random House New Zealand

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A division of Pearson, Penguin Group (NZ) produces about 80–100 new books a year under the Penguin, Viking, Raupo and Puffin imprints. These cover a very wide subject range, from literary fiction, history and biography to lifestyle, cookery and children’s books.

Street Address: Ground Floor, Air New Zealand Building, Smales Farm, 74 Taharoto Road, Takapuna, Auckland 0622

Postal Address: Private Bag 10 2902, North Shore Mail Centre, Auckland 0745

Phone: +64 (0)9 442 7400

Website: www.penguin.co.nz

Email: communications@penguinrandomhouse.co.nz

 

 

Otago University Press

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Otago University Press

New Zealand’s oldest academic publisher, Otago University Press publishes a wide range of non-fiction books on New Zealand and the Pacific, giving special emphasis to history, natural history, Māori and Pacific, biography/memoir, poetry, literature and the arts. Otago University Press also publishes Landfall, New Zealand’s longest-running and leading journal of new art and writing. Otago publishes about 20 new titles a year and has a vibrant backlist of about 150 titles.

Street Address: 533 Castle Street, North Dunedin
Postal Address: Otago University Press, PO Box 56, Dunedin 9054
Tel 64 3 479 4194
www.otago.ac.nz/press
Sue Wootton, Publisher
Email: publisher@otago.ac.nz

 

Oratia Media

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Oratia Media

Oratia Media is an independent publisher based in Auckland’s Waitakere Ranges, with distribution across New Zealand as well as in Australia, North America, Asia and Europe. Established in 2000 as a media and publishing services provider, Oratia launched its own list in 2009. Oratia Books now publishes around ten new titles a year, with a focus on children’s, Māori, history and general non-fiction books. We continue to offer publishing, writing and marketing services internationally.

783 West Coast Road, Oratia, Auckland 0604
Tel 09 814 8993
www.oratia.co.nz

Peter Dowling, Publisher
peter@oratia.co.nz

Publishers Distribution Ltd
tel 09 828 2999 fax 09 828 2399
orders@pubdist.co.nz

Huia Publishers

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HUIA is a Māori owned independent publisher committed to creating wonderful and provocative books and resources that provide an insight into the diversity of Māori perspectives. Through exploring the stories and aspirations of people in Aotearoa, HUIA aim to provide a mirror for Māori to reflect and interpret their experiences and to open a fascinating window for the rest of the world.

HUIA was established in 1991 with the compelling vision of a New Zealand that valued stories from the people, places and experiences of growing up with: Māori and Pākehā, rich and poor, urban and rural, academics, artists and workers, and the many forms of whānau and/in communities.

Under the leadership of Brian Morris and Eboni Waitere, HUIA strives to contribute to the awareness, education and understanding of Māori perspectives. These perspectives are an inspiration to Māori people and of significant value to New Zealand as a nation as it continues to define, create and express itself nationally and on the world stage.

The HUIA team are highly experienced and passionate about providing a platform for Māori voices to be heard and to deliver beautiful books and resources that delight and inspire readers. A significant part of HUIA’s work is nurturing and encouraging Māori writers. This is achieved through several initiatives that open up a structured pathway in the publishing industry. Through this work, HUIA develop a rich source of reading and the opportunity to see diverse views and worlds.

Postal Address: PO Box 12280, Thorndon, Wellington 6144
39 Pipitea Street, Thorndon, Wellington 6011
Tel 04 473 9262
www.huia.co.nz

Brian Morris, Executive Director
Eboni Waitere, Executive Director
info@huia.co.nz 

Sales
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neilb@archetype.co.nz