'Polyamory and ethical non-monogamy have entered the cultural mainstream over the past few years, showing up in TV shows like Couple to Throuple and The L Word, and within everyday discussions. Yet, despite polyamory’s long-standing history alongside monogamy, literature that gets into the nitty-gritty of it can be surprisingly hard to come by. That’s what makes Rochelle Siemienowicz’s latest book, Double Happiness, so refreshing. Rather than a sensationalised portrayal, Siemienowicz – who’s also a writer for ArtsHub‘s sister publication ScreenHub – offers an intimate approach, refusing to gloss over the hard emotional realities that come with it.' (Introduction)
'A reprisal of a play about the repercussions of war, which was first performed 10 years ago, but still has relevance.'
'A compelling prequel to Rosalie Ham's bestseller 'The Dressmaker'.'
'Two Australian families go to war over their biological/foster offspring.'
'It's an all-singing, all-keyboard playing and totally exuberant Sybylla Melvyn.'
'A lyrical, multi-stranded novel about connection to Country.'
'An exploration into the power dynamics and emotional upheavals of one family.'
'Based on the novel by Peter Carey, this production is a fine new work in the Australian theatrical canon.'
'A provocative anthology that challenges readers with 15 diverse, often unsettling but always compelling stories.'
'Over a single footy season, Helen Garner explores the travails of the game, as well as offering an overarching look at contemporary masculinity.' (Introduction)
'Three speeches made by Tim Minchin when he received honorary university degrees are collected and published as a book.'
'Jazz Money's second poetry collection is a lyrical and fierce reckoning of contemporary life.'
'A collection of short stories tracking intergenerational families, motherhood and the migrant experience.'
