From Fields of Stone by Isabel de la Rambelya | PBFemale convict Nappy King in famine Ireland and colonial Tasmania. A monumental work, epic in scope, heartbreaking and inspiring, propelled by a passionate quest to restore a womans life. Nappy King has been rescued from anonymity, her life honoured, her resourcefulness in the face of injustice meticulously documented and her defiant adventurous spirit celebrated. ~ ARNOLD ZABLE Writer, novelist and human rights advocate Nappy King was one of

This is their story

In Tasmania’s North-East pioneer miners contended with dense forests

mice and rabbits from this wildlife haven in the Southern Ocean

Corners of history | Nick Brodie

A delightful rhyming tale of two furry friends who have an adventure with Dunstan's plane

One morning

The ship that never was | Sonia Strong

he pictures it as a mad

told by a man who has fallen in love with a wild island

Sonia’s first book

a collection of stories

Epicure: Just for the love of it Mandy Stroebel