by Unsettled
genre Historical Fiction · Literary Fiction
The unsettled South Australian frontier near Mount Gambier is a strange and difficult place for a Galway family trying to make sense of their new world.
by The Earth Below
genre Literary Fiction · Young Adult
Almost a century after the Catastrophe, a group of survivors have built a new society deep in the safety of the underground network.
by Kingdom of the Wicked · Book Two · Order
genre Literary Fiction · Speculative Fiction
The epic alternative history from the Miles Franklin Award–winning author of The Hand that Signed the Paper reaches its stunning conclusion.
by Kingdom of the Wicked · Book One · Rules
genre Literary Fiction · Speculative Fiction
From the best-selling author of The Hand that Signed the Paper, winner of the Miles Franklin Award, comes an epic work of speculative fiction.
by Fortinbrasse
genre Poetry · Theatre
Fortinbrasse is the tragedy of Hamlet’s mirror and foil, the Prince of Norway. It supplements the handful of references Shakespeare gives us in Hamlet with further details from his, sources together with my own speculation about the circumstances that eventually lead to Fortinbrasse’s bittersweet arrival at Elsinore at the end of Hamlet.
by Solstice: the Play
genre Poetry · Theatre
Solstice is a play in verse set over the twenty-four hours of the longest day of the year, in Adelaide, South Australia. It is a story of love and exploration told in sonnet form, one verse for each few minutes of the day. It shows how much can change in a day — the whole world, and at the same time nothing at all.
by Death of the Author
genre Crime · Literary Fiction
A postmodern serial killer thriller. The world’s greatest writers of Multiple Homicide Fiction are gathered for a festival—only to be killed in ways that hauntingly recall their most famous works. Local author Rachel Stern finds herself on the hunt for the shadowy Reader—but will she end up on his list?
by Equinox
genre Literary Fiction · Poetry
A novel of Sydney, its salt water and sandstone, its glass and steel. A sonnet for each day of the year, following four characters through four seasons as their fortunes rise and fall and their paths cross. The sequel to the award-winning Solstice.