Jennifer Mills reposted
Amazing news! #Adelaide tonight became the 24th jurisdiction in Australia to vote to ban fossil fuel ads and sponsorships🎆 #fossiladban commsdeclare.org/2026/10/27/a...
Jennifer Mills
@jennifermills.net.au
Writer, reader. On Kaurna land. Books incl SALVAGE, A Concise Compendium of Wonder, The Airways, Dyschronia &c Chair @asauthors.bsky.social, opinions my own
1.2K followers1K following672 posts
Jennifer Mills reposted
Amazing news! #Adelaide tonight became the 24th jurisdiction in Australia to vote to ban fossil fuel ads and sponsorships🎆 #fossiladban commsdeclare.org/2026/10/27/a...
Jennifer Mills reposted
Jennifer Mills reposted
"The global book market is expected to grow five per cent annually for the next several years; for the generation now entering college, book sales are at a lifetime high." www.newyorker.com/magazine/202...
omfg yes!!! I have been raving about this book & all @pipadam.bsky.social’s work for years. Review here www.australianbookreview.com.au/abr-online/a...
Congratulations to Pip Adam, recipient of the 2026 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction for Audition!
Am also deeply aware of how near impossible it is for us antipodean weirdos to be read/get picked up in other territories and even become eligible for such recognition, so added congrats to @thebooksdesk.bsky.social
Jennifer Mills reposted
Jennifer Mills reposted
Authors oppose watering down copyright law for Big Tech at Parliamentary Inquiry. Our sincere thanks to Anna Funder, Charlotte Wood, and Markus Zusak for generously giving their time to speak up for creators. Read full article: www.asauthors.org.au/news/authors...
Jennifer Mills reposted
A privilege to see the profoundly moving doco Kumarangk: Sacred Womens Business in the presence of some of its star storytellers last night. AFF has announced a 5th screening, go if you can www.adelaidefilmfestival.org/program/2026...
Jennifer Mills reposted
Not collapse but industrial action by authors in response to institutional failure. We’ll go again if we have to
Exclusive: a pro-Israel WhatsApp group is once again seeking to cancel Randa Abdel-Fattah from Adelaide Writers' Week. The fresh campaign comes only months after pro-Israel lobbying led to the collapse of Australia's premier literary festival earlier this year. www.deepcutnews.com/p/exclusive-...
Jennifer Mills reposted
Sally Rooney books removed from UK shelves over Palestine Action support
Jennifer Mills reposted
In Crikey today, I have a long read on Canberra’s endearment with AI and the dubious promise of data centre riches. While Australia’s creatives are being sold down the river, you don’t need to fire up Claude to spot some cracks in the hype-doom sales pitch ($) www.crikey.com.au/2026/10/08/a...
Not satisfied with stealing from creators, tech companies are also facilitating widespread fraud against us. Oh the productivity! www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10...
Jennifer Mills reposted
Lin King, who translated Yang Shuang-zi's #TaiwanTravelogue from Mandarin to English, charges an European publisher for copyright infringement over commissioning a translator who cannot read Mandarin to create a third-language translation using King's English text, original footnotes, and afterword.
Jennifer Mills reposted
ChatGPT is adding the signatures of real New Yorker cartoonists to its AI-generated images. So far, I've found the signatures of more than 15 contributors. "It’s slop, and unlike the other slop that I’ve encountered, this is slop that’s pretending to be me." www.niemanlab.org/2026/10/chat...
Jennifer Mills reposted
Jennifer Mills reposted
Jennifer Mills reposted
They quoted me in this New Yorker piece about AI today. www.newyorker.com/culture/the-...
Jennifer Mills reposted
Editorial: As Albanese says he supports coordinated principles for AI, he is considering an opt-out copyright system in the hope of luring AI companies to Australia to train their slavering models. This is called being part of the supply chain. trib.al/nmsB6bx
Jennifer Mills reposted
Jennifer Mills reposted
Jennifer Mills reposted
Jennifer Mills reposted
In May I covered three datacentre projects across Australia that local communities were fighting back against. Two of the three have now been scrapped. www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
Plan for controversial $1.2bn datacentre in Sydney scrapped due to ‘emerging’ regulations
Jennifer Mills reposted
✨ TOMORROW❗️ A Radical Proposal: Why literary translators should see themselves as workers and how building solidarity will lead to better working conditions across the industry, and ensure a more vibrant, diverse, and sustainable literary ecosystem not only for translators but readers too.
Tomorrow/Thursday! 💫 Join us for a day full of panels celebrating the power of human connection across languages at our 7th Day of Translation! In-person at The Center for Fiction in Brooklyn, NY and livestreamed worldwide (rsvp or ticket required). We hope to see you there: buff.ly/EbyZA3b
Jennifer Mills reposted
The ASA has launched our Annual Survey for 2026 and we need to hear from you! The survey is open to all authors and illustrators, including ASA members and non-members. And please share! For more details and to take the survey please visit: www.asauthors.org.au/news/have-yo...
Jennifer Mills reposted
Good morning to cryptic bird news and cryptic bird news only www.abc.net.au/news/science...
Jennifer Mills reposted
Jennifer Mills reposted
Jennifer Mills reposted
Freelance journalists are contracted as sole traders and paid per word or per piece, rather than per hour. They have no rights and protections under the Fair Work Act and Superannuation Act. Read the report and stand with freelancers fighting for a fair go: buff.ly/2FDX4CK #PayUp
Jennifer Mills reposted
Jennifer Mills reposted
“Something we have decided is that we’ll be paying writers MEAA rates. We’ll pay $1.12 a word. And we’ll pay ASA rates for the illustrations and graphic storytelling as well... We’d like to honour appropriate remuneration of creatives in Australia.” 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 @asauthors.bsky.social
What's next for @meanjin.bsky.social? We spoke to establishing editor Ashley Hay about the literary journal's next chapter at Queensland University of Technology. Read more: buff.ly/ZyugEr9