A World of Discoveries in a Fish Tank
Before the eagerly awaited release of her magical realistic Nullarbor Pearl, we asked author Sarah Rossetti some pointed questions. 1. […]
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A Reviewer Howls in Sympathy with the Poet
Like Nick Cave, Gemma White writes with honesty and eloquence which hits home. These poems operate in media res, where the writer addresses the reader and engages us in the midst of a flow of ideas and feelings which have begun prior to our arrival, a continuous discourse with that world.
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No melting wings in Tickets to the Fall of Icarus
When for the first time I held Tickets to the Fall of Icarus I thought it would be a book
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Crime novel Sunni Sinclair is Seductive Reading
Noel Mealey is interviewed about his new crime novel The Seduction of Sunni Sinclair
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Bali: 50 years of changes in Life As Art Asia
Western perceptions of Bali as a paradise are wonderfully explained in Adrian Vicker’s landmark Bali: A Paradise Created (first edition published in1989). Buvelot’s conversation book with Couteau is an essential follow-up to Vicker’s masterwork and a must-read for all those fascinated by Bali and concerned for its future. A selected bibliography and a list of relevant films add valuable material for those wishing to investigate further. Bali, 50 Years of Changes inspires one to learn more and to see the Balinese through a lens appropriate for the times.
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Resilience and Revolution: Unveiling Louisa’s Journey from England to Colonial Australia
Step back in time to the late 19th century as we explore the remarkable story of Louisa Whitley, a woman
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Explore Themes of Imagination in Lemur Up with Robert Vescio
Robert’s many picture books have gained national and international attention, and we’re very happy to have him on our list
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Kristen Willis: Casa Mia Illustrator Extraordinare!
An interview with Kristen Willis, illustrator of Casa Mia, a new picture book by Josie Montano, published by IP Kidz,
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Wayfaring: Can God be a Verb?
Quaker Larry Lynn Southard has released a new book, Wayfaring: A Guide to Guidance, that has a new slant on
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Scripted Empathy (Bondi Terrorist Attack, 14 December 2025)
Jewish communities and peace loving people worldwide were shocked, saddened, dismayed and angered by the Bondi terrorist attack on 14
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Riverside, with author Ray Liversidge
As a taster before the Brisbane launch of his Selected and New Work, Riverside, we interviewed poet and flash fiction
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Unlocking Your eBook and Audiobook Potential
Print books still have a life, but there are other audiences out there for your work, so why not offer
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Mariners Behaving Badly in Tassie!
We’re excited to announce our upcoming tour for Mariners on the Margins: plundering seals in Colonial Australasia! Explore Tasmania’s rich
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A Lost City and Elvis Impersonators
On the surface, it’s a Boys’ Own Adventure, but Draining the Lake and The Family Business, Archimede Fusillo’s latest kids
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Fantasy Stories that Help Kids Grow: Insights by Barbara Braxton
Barbara Braxton, Dromkeen Librarian’s Award winner, and reviewer for The Bottom Shelf provides insights on the uses of enchantment in
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