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A collection of hilarious and melancholic reports from
Justin Heazlewood, aka The Bedroom Philosopher, and his wealth of experience as a touring Folkstar.
eBook release, May 2012, $9.95
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Pop Life is an insiders’ view of the Australian pop lovers’ bible, from its bubbly beginnings to digital demise.
December 2011, $27.95
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The Boy and the Crocodile is the legend of East Timor, a parable about kindness, and a delightful children’s book illustrated by orphans from East Timor.
November 2011, $19.95
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Keen to inspire city folk to explore regional Victoria, Jude Fitcher created Slow Tracks, a guide to all the charm and character of country Victoria that just happens to end up at some of our finest racetracks.
October 2011, $24.95
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A host of celebrities including Charlie Pickering, Adam Goodes, Brendan Cowell, Penny Wong, Bindi Cole, Marieke Hardy, Eddie Perfect, Adam Boland, Judith Lucy, Kate Miller-Heidke, Wendy Harmer and Paul Capsis shine light into the dark basements of their past to inspire and reassure teenagers while providing precious insight for parents and teachers.
July 2011, $24.95
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Nothing defies cultured Australia's sense of itself more than the bogan. Part travelogue, part social critique, David Nichols explores the cultural and social landscape of Australia in 2011. But what is the idea of bogans really doing to us all?
June 2011, $22.95
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'All over the place and half-crazed, but that's why it's great.' The Age
Legendary rock showman Dave Graney takes us on a journey of self-discovery.
April 2011, $29.95
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Andrew Mueller couldn't decide between being a rock journalist, travel writer or foreign correspondent, so he hit upon the idea to be all three at once.
October 2010, $29.95
What exactly makes Melbourne unique? And where does it get its x-factor? This book is a wry and whimsical survey of our city's creativity.
August 2010, $34.95
In the summer of 2003, a mob of mature Melbourne women threw caution, asthma inhalers and orthopaedic inserts to the wind and formed a football (soccer) team to play in the lower division of the metropolitan league.
April 2010, $29.95
The images and words adorning the walls of East Timor reflect the country's tumultuous history, precarious present and hopeful future. Foreword from Jose-Ramos Horta.
April 2010, $29.95
If you or your spawn are looking for guidance about the right way to leave the family home, find digs, make friends, influence people, express yourself artistically, eat, drink, procreate, get ahead and, finally, die and be buried... then this darling compendium will steer you through the rest of your days.
February 2010, $19.95
From her new home in Central Australia, on the eve of 2008, postcard author Beth Sometimes embarked on a daring challenge: to write a postcard to somebody, everybody, anybody and anything every day for the next year.
October 2009, $29.95
One book with two covers, 50 Reasons to Quit/Keep Smoking is an audacious attempt to tackle the touchy subject of smoking with humour and logic.
August 2009, $14.95
Lines of Wisdom is a heart-to-heart between people at opposite ends of the path of life. Evocative and engaging, sincere and irreverent, it provides a gentle mediation on the march of time and on the history of Australia itself.
November 2008, $39.95
From Little Things Big Things Grow gives Gurindji children the opportunity to retell their story to a new generation, and is a collaboration embodying the spirit of the song.
All profits will be funnelled back to the community through Ian Thorpe's Fountain for Youth to establish literacy and cultural programmes for Gurindji youth in Kalkarinji, NT.
November 2008, $29.95 (hb), $19.95 (pbk)
A small book with its sights set on the big time, Lame Claims to Fame revels in, and roots out, the cult of celebrity. Funny, reverential and downright silly, it takes giddy delight in real encounters with unreal people, liberating mere mortals to celebrate their own ephemeral brushes with fame.
November 2008, $14.95
