Southsightedness
Out of the Woods
The Buried Life
In The Buried Life Andrea Goldsmith brilliantly dissects the conflicts and complexities of contemporary life in a story of love and friendship, faith and fundamentalism, subtly underscored by the power of poetry and music.
After the Great Storm
After the Great Storm is a novel imbued with both darkness and light, sadness and joy; its characters refuse to give up on love regardless of the cost. Ultimately it asks an urgent question for our times. When corruption becomes endemic how can we save our own moral code?
My Name Is Gucci: A Dog’s Story
My Name Is Gucci is a charming novel about the relationships between pets and their owners and about how the past shapes the present.
A Cold Season
Beam of Light: Stories
Shifts in tone, setting and narration create a sense of the uncanny in Beam of Light, Kinsella’s haunting collection of stories.
Mural
Mural is a haunting ‘confession’ by a psychopath known only as D. Held in a secure facility, he has been asked by his psychiatrist to write down his thoughts, admissions, anxieties and uncertainties.
All You Took From Me
The Bell of the World
Oblivion
Evocative and sparely written, in the tradition of The Mary Smokes Boys, this is a novel where the journey becomes the story, filled with acute observation, desire and dreams.
The Changing Room
The White Cockatoo Flowers
The Rewilding
The Queen’s Apprenticeship
Late
Never Look Desperate
Serengotti
The Crying Room
The Terrible Event
Call Me Marlowe
Cellnight
The Bell of the World
An Ungrateful Instrument
Sweeney and the Bicycles
Moon Sugar
Tokyo Midnight
T
Hydra
Telltale
The Signal Line
The Good Captain
Orphan Rock
Danged Black Thing
The One That Got Away
The Stoning
Travelling Companions
Travelling Companions
Past Life
A Voice in the Night
Pietà
Night Blue
The Goddess and the City
Chasing the McCubbin
The Pines, an outer Melbourne suburb down on its luck. A country in the grip of recession.
Tussaud
Paris, 1810. Haunted by the French Revolution, Marie Tussaud has locked herself away in her shop with the death masks she was forced to make to avoid the guillotine. Philidor, a famous magician, offers her the chance to accompany him to London to assist in creating a wax automaton that will bring them both money and success.
Night Blue
You’ve Let Them In
Scott is in shock when his family — his father Leo, sister Natalie, the twins and their stepmother Sally — move to a rundown old house on the outskirts of town.
Chasing the McCubbin
The Pines, an outer Melbourne suburb down on its luck. A country in the grip of recession.
Pushing Back
'The tall trees nearby called them up and red-tailed black cockatoos carried messages to them that they told no one else about.'
The Rock
Journalist Aaron Smith's new memoir holds
up a unique mirror to Australia. What he sees is at once amazing, disturbing
and revealing. The Rock explores the failings of our
nation's character, its unresolved past and its uncertain future from the
vantage point of its most northerly outpost, Thursday Island.
The Fifth Season
Jack retreats to an Airbnb cottage in a small coastal town. As a
writer he is pre-occupied with the phenomenon of found people: the Somerton
Man, the Gippsland Man, the Isdal Woman, people who are found dead — their
identities unknown or erased — and the
mysterious pull this has on the public mind.
Everything in its Right Place
Coburg, Melbourne. Ford McCullen is growing up with his mother Deidre and his Pop and Noonie in 'The Compound', a pair of units in the shadow of Pentridge prison. His father, Robert, has left them to live in the bush with his new male partner. Nobody is coping.
Broken Rules and Other Stories
Broken Rules and Other Stories ´ nuanced play of character, psychology
and language, and its focus on the mysteries we are all involved in when we are
out of our depth, exposed to our emotions, our wonders and our longings, marks
the emergence of a remarkable new talent.
Revenge
*Highly Commended Fiction — Victorian Premier's Literary Awards 2021*
Broken Rules and Other Stories
Broken Rules and Other Stories ´ nuanced play of character, psychology
and language, and its focus on the mysteries we are all involved in when we are
out of our depth, exposed to our emotions, our wonders and our longings, marks
the emergence of a remarkable new talent.
Almost a Mirror
Shortlisted for the Penguin Literary Prize Like fireflies to the light, Mona, Benny and Jimmy are drawn into the elegantly wasted orbit of the Crystal Ballroom and the post-punk scene of 80s Melbourne, a world that includes Nick Cave and Dodge, a photographer pushing his art to the edge.
Navigable Ink
Indonesian
writer and activist Pramoedya Ananta Toer spent most of his adult life in jail,
imprisoned first by colonial powers and later by Indonesian governments. In
1993 Jennifer Mackenzie received a copy of Toer's manuscript Arus Balik
Displaced
In his most
intimate prose work to date, Kinsella never shies from writing about the
violence and intolerance of those scared of difference, and the ways in which
his ethics have sometimes been met with disdain or outright hostility. But with
nuance and humour he also celebrates rural community and its willingness to
lend a hand.
Elephants with Headlights
An encounter with Elephants with Headlights Elephants with Headlights is a breathtaking story for the threshold era we all navigate.
Spinoza's Overcoat
Spinoza's Overcoat – and its illuminations of loss,
mortality and the reverie of writing – will linger with readers.
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