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A stylish and brilliantly paced thriller from a great Australian writer.

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A collection of short stories, mostly humorous, mostly autobiographical, uniquely Australian.

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The second novel in Katharine Susannah Prichard's stirring saga about the lives of a remarkable woman and her family during the gold rush in Western Australia.

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A much-loved Australian tells her own story.

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A string of vignettes and short stories of life in a Victorian country township, told in the voice of the author as a boy.

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The true story of a remarkable young girl growing up in the bush during the Great Depression.

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Jim Keays, the lead singer of the Masters Apprentices, tells of life in a top rock band in Australia in the sixties.

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Two of the most formidable intellects of our generation. One powerfully charged debate on a subject set to ignite furious discussion. One riveting reading experience.

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The Iliad and The Odyssey are perhaps the most influential works in the history of western literature. This exquisite analysis of their creation and influence establishes how, precisely, these two poems, written nearly three thousand years ago, have come to resonate throughout the world.

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The moving account of Alan Marshall's attempts to establish himself as a writer during the Depression.

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Andrew Riemer's masterful account of the changes in Australian society in the years after World War II, as experienced by the author and his family after leaving Hungary.

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A masterly and compelling collection of tales about Australia's North from one of the country's literary legends.

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An exceptional portrayal of life and love in Indonesia among foreign residents after the 1965 coup.

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The inspiring true story of how rodeo champion, Fiona Johnson's faith and determination helped her achieve her dreams and overcome some of life's greatest obstacles.

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Douglas Stewart's record of thirty years' close friendship with Australia's most controversial artist.

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The ultimate survival guide for dating in mid-life

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A comedy that brings to vivid life the ups and downs of a community in which everyone knows - and usually disapproves of - what everyone else is doing.

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Authoritative but easy-to-understand preventative health guide for the over 40s endorsed by the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners.

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A great story of love and heroism.

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An important collection of poetry from one of Australia's greatest poets.

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Bronco Jones, part-Aboriginal owner of Emu Station in the north of Western Australia, struggles against the machinations of a businessman and an anthropologist in this satirical portrait of anthropological exploitation of Aboriginal sacred sites.

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Black faith. White faith. Whose claim of spiritual allegiance to the land really matters

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Xavier Herbert's study of women liberated by the absence or relative scarcity of men during World War II.

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In the industrial city of Newcastle, New South Wales, lies a powerful firm that dominates the town. It is here that Dymphna Cusack sets a dramatic tale of family disunion, feminine rivalries, soldiers' lusts and lovers' ecstasies.