Editia was a digital first publishing business specialising in longform journalism and non-fiction shorts. The name Editia (pronounced “edeesha”) is derived from the Latin “editio” meaning the “publishing of a book” or “an announcement”. Our ebook and print on demand program provides the ideal platform for works that are too long for newspapers, magazines and websites, but not long enough to justify publication in a traditional printed book. Digitally, they can run to their natural length. Titles in our list are typically between 10,000 and 35,000 words long. They may be extensions of magazine features or newspaper articles; reinterpretations of academic, government or business research; or completely original works. They may contain hard news journalism, quirky and unusual feature-style content, or practical infotainment. We seek to build our list in the fields of the arts, culture, literature, media, travel, technology, politics, business, economics, science, sport, crime, society, life and food. Our high-speed production schedule gives us flexibility to publish and update newsworthy books in a timely manner. Social media allows us to keep readers in the loop. Editia is based in Canberra, Australia but all of our titles are available globally – and where possible, DRM-free. Though we are small, we have a corporate advisory board consisting of many of Australia’s smartest minds in digital publishing.
