Cirrus@Austlit

'Twenty-eight stories from established and emerging Australian writers.

'Futures near and far, familiar and bizarre, comforting and terrifying.

'Each story reminds us that the future is fragile, changeable, and ultimately of our own making.

'Will you choose your future, or will it choose you?'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Thirteen tantalising tales of tarot, these short stories travel across unique interpretations of the cards. A collection of fates inspired by the tarot major arcana, exploring death, romance, comedy, mystery, and adventure! What cards do you draw?

'The Flinders University Creative Writing Anthology, Arcanum, combines the collective work of the 2022 Bachelor of Creative Arts: Creative Writing undergraduate students. This is the second instalment of the successful project funded by Flinders University to provide great opportunity to emerging writers in Australia's creative industry.'  (Publication summary)

'When their mother throws herself off the balcony of their Islington council flat, brothers Harry and Ethan are set adrift.

'Years later, Harry moves to Canada to escape friendships and drug deals that have gone sour, and Ethan enrols in university, hoping to find answers to life's biggest questions.

'But when Ethan goes missing, Harry comes home. He traces Ethan to Sweden, and to Gretta. Gretta holds the clues to Ethan's mysterious connection to a doomsday cult, but will Harry find him before it's too late?

'With his debut novel, Christopher Hawkes follows two brothers into a precarious adulthood that is charged with wreckage, risk and volatility. This is a masterful tale of damage and the search for redemption.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Brimming with anticipation, humour, desire and strangeness, these stories will quicken your senses and make your spine tingle.

'In Thrill Me, 31 award-winning and emerging Australian storytellers write to thrill and move you. Read on if you dare. These stories will leave an unshakeable imprint on you.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Acclaimed South Australian children’s poet Kristin Martin and artist and illustrator Joanne Knott have teamed up in To Rhyme or Not to Rhyme?, a stunning collection of  children’s poetry with a focus on the natural world.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.