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Sonia Hunt / The mathematics of love
Sonia Hunt’s poetry is about love, love that ranges from the ironically mathematical to the mystical.
$22.50
Jean Winter / The Halfway House
The Halfway House is based on my own experiences with the public and private psychiatric systems.
$27.50
Laurie Brady / Swords and Kisses
Swords and Kisses is the story of two young friends who battle to manage two very different obsessions that threaten to change the course of their lives.
$22.50
Mark Miller / Light and Counterlight
In Light and Counterlight it is especially Mark Miller's unique view, his long experience and solid craft of writing that make his work look effortless.
$20.00
Libby Sommer / Lost in Cooper Park
A bitter-sweet comedic account of mistakes, misconceptions and reconciliations in the lives of a disparate group of urban men and women.
$27.50
Robert Horne / The Glass Harpoon
This is an important novel about friendship and love, and about aboriginal culture, frontier violence and the meaning of the law.
$37.50
Jena Woodhouse / Dreams of Flight
This is a richly nuanced collection from an accomplished writer of immense style and grace.
$27.50
Kelly Van Nelson / Rolling in the Mud
Kelly Van Nelson brings her raw trademark style to this eclectic range of bite-sized literary tales, stripping back the layers of false expectations to reveal the human psyche and the stark reality of today.
$25.00
Margaret Pearce / Not Mentioning Any Names
In the no-man’s-land of the outer suburban battlefields, this motherhood caper keeps going on (when will they ever learn?) and so do the battles.
$25.00
Kathryn Spurling / Bureaucracy, Bankers and Bastards: a farmer's story
Bill Mott had trusted his bank and lost everything: his land, his home, his livelihood, his future, his children’s inheritance and his marriage.
$25.00
Kevin Densley / Sacredly Profane
Sacredly Profane has all the outstanding qualities of Kevin Densley’s previous collections - sparky lyricism, revealing jaunts down the byways of history, an abiding fascination with overlapping high and low cultures.
$20.00
Decima Wraxall / Flame
Flame is an odyssey of diverse themes from nature, history, anxiety, loss, love, transcendence.
$25.00
Barbara Gurney / Seeking Self
Amid the reflective nature of many poems in Seeking Self, there is an expectant joy and delight of an ordinary day.
$20.00
Tram Stop Poets / Harvesting Clouds
Harvesting Clouds is the debut anthology from Canberra’s Tram Stop Poets, a circle of both emerging and well-known regional writers.
$20.00
Betty McKenzie-Tubb / Metrognomic Tales
A collection of nineteen short humorous essays.
$18.00
Mike Greenacre / Nocturnal House
The elegance of simplicity informs these poems, with nostalgia, family and love their prevalent themes.
$30.00
Heidi Giersch with Janet Brown / Dancing Into Freedom?
Come into Heidi's world. Her unique true story of a girl growing up in East Berlin, behind the Iron Curtain and the Berlin Wall, begins the moment she was chosen to go to ballet school.
$37.50
Maureen Mendolowitz / Potholes and Paris
In this novel's climax of heightened and uncontrollable emotions, a terrible event occurs. Some lives are irretrievably damaged. Others are destroyed. Only the wretched village remains, its faded name on a broken board, crooked between two time-worn posts.
$25.00
John Egan / Return to the Sea
John Egan is a Sydney poet who also lives on the south coast of NSW.
$22.50
Errol O'Neill / Denying the Faith
A collection of stories emanating from the experience of growing up, living and working in Australia’s third metropolis.
$18.00