(Hardback)

This detailed biography of Clifton Pugh is a landmark volume that offers an alternative perspective to the biography of Clifton's former wife Judith Pugh's Unstill Life. Sally Morrison creates a picture of a man damaged as much by love as by war in his personal life, and at the same time a bold and innovative artist and environmentalist.

(Paperback, Paperback)

(Paperback)

From the award-winning author Sally Morrison, Window Gods invites us into the vivid, cornucopian mind of a twenty-first century artist. In the midst of a life where she is tugged in myriad directions - by responsibilities to her ancient mother and late sister's daughter - Isobel is rammed sideways.

When Renata Ochiltree steps off a mountain into thin air, she is injured in both body and soul. Encased in plaster in her hospital bed she grapples with an old love that she can't relinquish and life in general, while her family members squabble at her bedside. Set in 1973 post-Vietnam Australia, by the award-winning author of Mad Meg.