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White Lines (Vertical) is a new collection of poetry by Marcelle Freiman. These moving poems high...

Set against the backdrop of Victoria's educational history, the Lawrie Shears story uncovers the ...

Never one to shy away from controversy, Abramovich's thought-provoking collection of essays and o...

All Souls' Day - the Day of the Dead, 1941. Florence, city of strife. It is Hitler's state visit ...

The central heart of the book is an extended mediation on the loss of Anne's husband - poems both...

During the Cold War, Soviet Jews were suspected of being traitors. The Communist leadership close...

Pinchas Goldhar arrived in Melbourne from Lodz in 1928, bringing with him a unique Eastern Europe...

'September 1972 was a happy month for me, because my mother had lung cancer. I hate to say those ...

Professor Arthur Schüller (1874-1957) was a distinguished pioneer in the field of neuroradiology....

Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning sold over 10 million copies and was translated into over 30 lan...

'What a story! These guys loved hurting people. Many people died. This is a ripper of a yarn.' - ...

Seen through the eyes of an illiterate 12-year-old boy, Nava Semel's moving, at times lyrical fic...

Research shows that one in five Australians will experience a mental illness at some time in thei...

Real Rape, Real Pain is a book may make you feel uncomfortable, in that it tackles the violence a...

Stepladder to Hindsight is about a fascinating man who has reached a turning point in his life an...

Carrots and Jaffastells the story of two red-headed identical twins whose oneness is ruptured whe...

The dots on the plains far below were gazelles, zebras, elephants, buffalo and there were probabl...

My Father's Compass is a poignant, moving and at times hilarious memoir celebrating the long life...

The Mystery of You is a thought-provoking look at ourselves and how we live our lives. It contain...

Who were the Reds under the bed? Why did ASIO snoop on several members of this migrant family str...

Every year for over a decade Goldenberg, a white middle-aged doctor, has spent numerous periods w...

Twenty-five years after Gabrielle Gouch left her native land, Transylvania, communism collapsed a...

This book is a study of biographies and autobiographies of Italian Australians. It looks at full-...

My Mother's Spice Cupboard is the true story of the author's Sephardi Jewish family's migration f...

Growing up in the working-class waterfront suburb of Port Melbourne, Frank Vincent became aware v...

And the Rat Laughed is a unique book. Unlike other Holocaust-related books that focus on the hist...

Set in Nazi Germany, Massaging Himmler: A Poetic Biography of Dr Felix Kersten tells in verse the...

Ireland, early 1800s. The Napoleonic Wars have ended, leaving an already disjointed country in pe...

'When Bunting drew this in 1581, absolutely no one in the world could have known what the coast o...

How does the 2021 Indo-Pacific security arrangement Australia has entered into with the United Ki...

Lian Knight has recreated the amazing life of her grandfather, a war hero. What has been publishe...

Whatever your view of life - spiritual, ornery, laid-back, reactionary, woke or wacky - you will ...

'... at various times in my life, my mother would turn to me and say in English: 'Never Marry a D...

Impractical, technophobic, shy and a nervous traveller, James Harpur suspected he had the perfect...