Set against the backdrop of war-torn Rhodesia Climbing Trees is a haunting and heartfelt memoir where innocence is fragile and family ties are as complex as the political turmoil unfolding around them.
Growing up on a beloved family farm surrounded by her maternal relatives and an adored grandfather Beverley Campbell's ......
Cracks in the Path is a reflection of the poet's life in Australia's capital city an environment dominated by imposing national monuments and landmarks. Negotiating the everyday comforts and discomforts Brenda Goggs is interested in the intersections between these ambiguous states of being.
Simon Feldman had everything to live for and as it turns out everything to lose.
From co-founding a successful ASX-listed company to embezzling $16.5 million Simon's story is everything but ordinary. His life took a sharp turn when he was sentenced to four years in Silverwater jail. But it was upon his release that Simon was forced to ......
Oliver Freeman invites readers on an intimate journey through his life love, failures and triumphs. Through candid reflection and heartfelt prose, Freeman shares his profound experiences with intimacy and the complexities of being a man in today's world. With the wisdom gained from three marriages, Freeman explores the evolving dynamics of ......
Art has the capacity to speak to us across time and space. In these eleven letters the writer sets out to reply. The letters, which began as an exercise, become a valuable means of self-reflection and creative development.
It's the 1970s and Anne thought a fresh start in a northern town would be the adventure of a lifetime. But her husband Thomas has other plans. While he is busy with his career Anne struggles to adapt to a new culture a growing family and a marriage that seems to be unravelling in ways she doesn't understand. As the years pass Anne finds herself ......
The matter of these poems has been lifted from a long stretch of time. And from disparate experiences. Light moments. Dark moments. Random encounters, sharp observations startling reflections. And of course some fun and games moments of sheer silliness. Quite a rattle-bag. As Kate's collection shows you never know where words will take you.
This collection is a meditation on the garden that is my woodland sanctuary at the top of the Blue Mountains of New South Wales. Perched on the side of a ridge it is sheltered by tall silver-top eucalypts with their rough grey bark. Each year, the number of insects, birds reptiles and other animals declines, prey to loss of habitat and hard ......
A daring literary romp through a surreal landscape Copello's latest offering recasts the Biblical prophet Jeremiah in a dystopian world instantly familiar to the reader by its environmental degradation social inequality and political injustice. Just as the ancient Jeremiah inhabited turbulent times and came close to giving up so too does ......
