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Towns in the Great Desert is a significant addition to the corpus of a major Australian poet. These poems make a significant claim for Boyle's standing as one of Australia's most important contemporary poets.

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The third collection of poetry from this perceptive Australian poet.

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These two novellas dwell in unique ways on themes which continue to obsess the modern Australian mind: what is the difference between being minor and great And what does determine Australian identity

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Walking on ashes is a war memoir told from a less reported perspective: the point of view on life on the Australian home front by a writer revisiting her WW11 childhood and the absence of her father.

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Blending verse novella and book-length poem, The Welfare of My Enemy is a ground-breaking, haunted portrait of the phenomenon of Missing Persons. At times disturbing, always captivating, this new book showcases Lawrence's marvellous imagery and spellbinding rhythms in a work that highlights a dark, prevailing underside to Australian society.

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The Well Mouth confirms Salom's reputation as one of Australia's leading poets of imagination and narrative invention. As a book, The Well Mouth is both lyrical and sardonic, humorous and bare.

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This dazzling collection from Peter Kirkpatrick endlessly surprises with profound observations enlivened with urbane and playful wit.

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The poems in When Sky Becomes the Space Inside Your Head are a series of lyrical meditations that play with the relationship of inner states to the outside world, of individuals to others. These poems are accessible and welcoming, even as they present troubling ideas as flashes in the sideshow of the mind. Australian author.

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These new poems from Simon West centre, for the most part, on landscape: the actual, the figurative, the local, the European. With a sure feeling for place (especially forest), The Yellow Gums Conversion brings together observation and emotional weather. Australian author.

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The range of the anthology is from European settlement to the present, with an impressive array of poets new and familiar, as well as a translation from an older indigenous song cycle.

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Bruce Dawe has received wide recognition as Australia's most popular poet. Slo-Mo Tsunami offers a typically wide range of poems covering personal, social, political and religious issues.