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Edge Music
$12.00 (GST-inc)Edge Music explores what it means to talk about, and to write on, the edges of Australian landscapes – be they geographical or historical.
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Letters to my Lover from a Small Mountain Town
$12.00 (GST-inc)Heather Taylor Johnson’s poetry captures the immediacy of a crisp Rocky Mountains landscape and the moments of intimacy we wish we could freeze-frame.
This is a celebration of clean air, snow and sunflowers, and a home divided between two continents, but it’s mostly about the vibrancy and transforming power of love. -
Maisie and The Black Cat Band
$12.00 (GST-inc)E. A. Gleeson has that rare talent of lifting a moment of intimacy into the realm of universal truth, of capturing instances of recollection and infusing them with emotion and thoughtful language where every word gleams.
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Sound and Bundy
$25.00 (GST-inc)Inspired by the Ern Malley affair, Sound and Bundy takes a new approach to the verse novel format. Presenting the works of four fictional poets in anthology form, it invites readers to draw together disparate accounts and to create their own conclusions as to what “really†happened.
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The Rag Boiler’s Daughter
$16.00 (GST-inc)This story follows Maggie Gilliland from her birth in Denny, Scotland in 1865 and spans the factories of 19th Century Scotland, the Irish War of Independence, two world wars, and a family’s migration to Australia.
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The Ruby Bottle
$8.00 (GST-inc)When Amber discovers a dusty red bottle in her elderly neighbou’s shed, she knows at once that it’s meant to be hers.
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Ultra Soundings
$25.00 (GST-inc)A speaker softens the terror of his son observing a sabre-toothed tiger in a museum. Another hears a Siren urging him to jump from Victoria Falls. Join in Duncan Richardson’s discovery of ghosts in everyday highrises.
