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Anne Landers / Luminosity
Luminosity is a collection of carefully observed, profoundly moving poems that cast a bright light on a wide range of life experiences.
$22.50
Colleen Keating / Desert Patterns
Desert Patterns is a collection of poetry that touches the membrane between two worlds with the breath of wildness and our inland journeys.
$22.50
Adrian Flavell / shadows drag untidy
shadows drag untidy is Adrian Flavell's second collection of poems.
$25.00
Indrani Perera / pas de deux
Indrani invites us to dance with the rhythm of her words - to sway, twist and twirl through them on a journey deep into the heart of creativity.
$22.50
John Watson / Theatricals
The idea of retelling theatre stories began with a second-hand copy of Donald Sinden’s Theatrical Anecdotes. Other anthologies, biographies and histories followed.
$27.50
l.e. berry / Channelling Childhood
‘A look back to childhood, both vehement and vulnerable, Channelling Childhood is an engaging read.’ - Les Wicks
$20.00
George Genovese / A Gloomorous Book In Verse
As the title suggests, A Gloomorous Book In Verse is a seriously funny book and should not be left in the possession of unsupervised children.
$20.00
Christopher Nailer / The China Cabinet and other poems
What happens when you collide with China after thirty years studying the language, literature, history? This bilingual collection reflects on that encounter, and others, over the twenty-five years that followed.
$22.50
Martin Christmas / Random Adventures
'Random Adventures shows Martin Christmas maturing as a poet, and is an important step forward in his writing.’ - Steve Evans, former Director of the Creative Writing Program, Flinders University
$22.50
Raymond Evans / The Merry Dance: Poems of Memory and Imagination
'Raymond Evans is a poet with historical eyes. He gathers up our pasts with his own - youth and childhood, the old world and the new - in jewelled notes that remain long after reading. This is a gorgeous book.’ - Kris Olsson
$27.50
Thérèse Corfiatis / The Boy Who Loved the Moon
The Boy Who Loved the Moon is an exploration of a mother’s love. It is a love that transcends what most experience, because the respites from reality are so fleeting.
$20.00
Anne Collins / How to Belong
'With immediacy of language and vivid imagery these poems cast an ever-widening circle of light on matters that are at once particular and universal, of the times and timeless.’ - Jane Williams
$20.00
Joan Fenney (editor) / Mountain Secrets
Join more than 150 poets from across Australia in a tantalising exploration of mountains around the world, real and imagined, literal and figurative.
$30.00
Roland Leach / Obliquity
'A collection to be savoured.’ - Kevin Gillam
$20.00
John Blackhawk / dogs barking in the distance
‘Verse with the power of the jet stream, delivered from an ocean of tales of pithy erudition.’ - Bob Douglas
$25.00
Greg Tome / Tilting at Time
‘Tilting at Time offers a vivacious yet emphatic rendering of the minutiae of Australian life.’ - Lucy Petchell
$22.50
Andrew Drake & Martin Christmas / D&M Between 2 Men
D&M Between 2 Men is a collection of personal and vulnerable stories in poem format that examines some of the issues on the minds of these two younger and older poets.
$20.00
Natalie D-Napoleon / First Blood
The poems in First Blood explore our sense of belonging, confronting the bodily, visceral, antediluvian connections that we share with our homelands.
$20.00
May Morris et al. / Warm Corners
The Warm Corners women are connected by place and by relationship. All have spent time on the land called ‘Warm Corners’, shaped by the Jingalalla River.
$20.00
Melinda Jane / Nature's Nuptials
Traverse landscapes, ride in a race, cut skylines and paste metaphors on your lips. Melinda Jane’s poetical words are as refreshing as a steaming cup.
$16.00