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The first biography of Joan Leigh Fermor, society beauty, professional photographer and muse.

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A true story of death, grief and the law

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In March 1967 South Australian Premier Don Dunstan appointed his States most outstanding barrister as Chief Justice. In public Brays appointment brought barely a ripple but in the murky waters of Adelaides corridors of power this decision unleashed waves of outrage and bitter revenge seeking, which would eventually lead to the sacking of a police c

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A true American to the end, there was nothing John Wayne loved more than his country.

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* The classic travel book that inspired Long Way Round and Long Way Down

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A powerful, moving and darkly comic memoir from the brilliant comedian, actor and broadcaster Alan Davies, star of QI and Jonathan Creek.

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The previously untold story of the backroom politics that went on behind the handling of the abdication crisis of 1936.

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"Jonas Luscher ... returns to the topic of neoliberal arrogance in his ... novel about a man facing the ruins of his life, and his world"--

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The first definitive biography of American poet Anthony Hecht.

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"Thanks to Legacy of Honor, readers now have the chance to see just how Eagle Scouts have served, loved, and led America for nearly a hundred years." -Scouting Magazine

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The biography of the record-breaking multi-world champion - and the most dominant British sportsman of all time.

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National treasure Coleen Nolan's guide to life.

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The profoundly moving biography of a truly great Australian who, against the greatest of odds, became one of Australia's most respected and recognisable Indigenous leaders.

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In 1973, Valerie Browning volunteered to go to Ethiopia to help the victims of a devastating famine. The continent and its people would become the guiding force of her life. Valerie and her husband, Ismael, have waged an incredible struggle, bringing health and education to a people who would otherwise have nothing.

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From the Costa Prize-winning author of The Invention of Nature, Magnificent Rebels is a riveting, eye-opening biography of the first Romantics: a revolutionary group of friends based in the small German town of Jena whose modern ideas transformed society and the way we lead our lives today

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A biography of Australian basketball great, Brett Maher. The book contains stories and anecdotes about every major Australian basketballer of Brett's era - from Andrew Gaze to Andew Bogut.

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Based on new interviews and research, this ground-breaking biography reveals how Marilyn's childhood contributed to her struggle with bi-polar disorder, and impacted her career and personal life.

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A reissue of one of the classics of Scottish history.

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May Hunt, a Malyangapa woman from Milparinka, made a life for herself and her children when dust storms swirled off the Simpson Desert and gibber-covered plains shimmered in the midday heat. This title looks at the hardships of a nomadic family life, community relationships and the enduring struggle of a single mother with six children.

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Mick sheds new light on a man whose very name defines an era

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Born in 1915, John Hope Franklin lived through America's most defining 20th-century transformation, the dismantling of segregation. He has influenced with determination and dignity the nation's racial conscience, earning the Presidential Medal of Freedom and more than 130 honorary degrees.