Cirrus@Austlit

'The latest iteration of a beloved classic brims with joy and the fantastical elements of life.'

'Flipping to reveal the underside of the gig economy.'

'A story of creativity, family and resilience that revolves about Jewish identity and diaspora.'

'A suspenseful and powerful new work about the repatriation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander remains.'

'Indigenous grief and identity at the forefront of this explosive show.'

'Looking for the light in the dark depths of a flooded cavern.'

'Survival of the desperate and the cunning in a dystopian world.'

'A love song to the power of community by the late Aidan Fennessy.'

'In this new kind of graphic novel, Sam Wallman fearlessly celebrates unions and their place in our history and our lives.'

'A memoir that charts loss, pain and recovery.'

'Tedeschi is equally impressive on the page as he is at the piano.'

'The wife of T.S. Eliot is reimagined in the finale of Carroll's Eliot Quartet series.'

'There is a magic to these stories that trace the influence of (rural) youth to present lives.'

'An award-winning novel that defies easy categorisation.'

'Twelve essays explore inheritance, family, identity and place through the lens of Turkish-Australian culture.'

'A questioning survey on the contract and compromises of a marriage.'

'Another impressive psychological thriller by one of Australia's most talented crime writers.'

'A split-perspective exploration of societal hostility towards maternal creativity.'

'Short Stories from the award-winning author that continue her exploration of those overlooked and marginalised.'