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Rosemary Winderlich / Sky Roads, Sea Roads & Dreams
Where I have been, the map lives - friendships, vistas, birds’ cries.
$25.00
Lyndsay Brown / What Would Love Do?
Parenting a child through the first year of gender transition.
$37.50
Belinda Broughton / Not Looking For Signs
"Her poems, showing us the wonder of the world – from the towering magnificence of trees to blue wrens singing their ‘hopeful songs’ - are prescient reminders of all we stand to lose if we, as human beings, continue to see ourselves as the centre of the universe.” - Louise Nicholas
$20.00
Sean Crawley / Dead People Don't Make Jam
In his unique and punchy style, Sean Crawley takes the reader from the bush to the coast, riding on city trains, and into the suburban lives of ordinary Australian families.
$37.50
Leo Lazarus / Myanmar in Moments
Take a loop around Myanmar, escaping the urban chaos to the tranquil shores of the Bay of Bengal, before joining the route of most visitors with its deserved reputation for magnificence.
$25.00
Airlie Jane Kirkham / A Kaleidoscope of Paintings
'Airlie paints pictures from her personal journey inviting us to share her love of beauty and the joys in her life.’ - Mary Taylor
$27.50
Susan-Gaye Anderson / On Roll the Days
A collection of poems about joy and grief, ugliness and beauty in the lives we all lead.
$16.00
Rosemary Winderlich / Silence Is Consent
'Silence is consent' – my effort to wake the sleeping to speak up for the oppressed.
$25.00
Anne Landers / Luminosity
Luminosity is a collection of carefully observed, profoundly moving poems that cast a bright light on a wide range of life experiences.
$22.50
Colleen Keating / Desert Patterns
Desert Patterns is a collection of poetry that touches the membrane between two worlds with the breath of wildness and our inland journeys.
$22.50
Adrian Flavell / shadows drag untidy
shadows drag untidy is Adrian Flavell's second collection of poems.
$25.00
Alan C. Williams / The Rain, the Park and Other Things
The Rain, the Park and Other Things is Alan Williams's first collection of stories.
$27.50
Nerelle Poroch / Eugene's Gift
Eugene’s gift was to come to terms with his own situation in a quiet, courageous way that inspired those around him.
$18.00
Dion Perry / Island Life: The Story of Clarke island 1984–1990
‘Utterly charming and immensely readable, in Island Life, Dion Perry gives us a true ‘Swiss Family Robinson’ tale set in one of the most remote and beautiful parts of Australia, the Bass Strait Islands.’ - Michael Veitch
$40.00
Indrani Perera / pas de deux
Indrani invites us to dance with the rhythm of her words - to sway, twist and twirl through them on a journey deep into the heart of creativity.
$22.50
John Watson / Theatricals
The idea of retelling theatre stories began with a second-hand copy of Donald Sinden’s Theatrical Anecdotes. Other anthologies, biographies and histories followed.
$27.50
l.e. berry / Channelling Childhood
‘A look back to childhood, both vehement and vulnerable, Channelling Childhood is an engaging read.’ - Les Wicks
$20.00
Steve Jacobs / Crossroads
The powerful stories collected in Crossroads deal with the viciousness of apartheid and show how that policy dehumanised South Africans.
$25.00
George Genovese / A Gloomorous Book In Verse
As the title suggests, A Gloomorous Book In Verse is a seriously funny book and should not be left in the possession of unsupervised children.
$20.00
Christopher Nailer / The China Cabinet and other poems
What happens when you collide with China after thirty years studying the language, literature, history? This bilingual collection reflects on that encounter, and others, over the twenty-five years that followed.
$22.50