Cirrus@Austlit

'Anxiety Soup is a vital and intimate collection of poetry' (Publication summary)

'The Dark Days of Matty Lang is a powerful story of friendship, love and betrayal.' (Publication summary)

'Nothing Ventured contains several comics. The drawing is fresh and the stories quiet yet enlivened by playfully dark humour. ' (Publication summary)

'Bruno Kramzer is an intriguing and disturbing story of evasion and betrayal. ' (Publication summary)

'NY takes its author to Manhattan where she has encounters that surprise and deeply affect her. ' (Publication summary)

'This wonderfully illustrated collection from Paul McDermott contains a haunting parable about a boy and a goat, and a series of poems that are both fiercely ironic and strangely moving.'

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'This long essay is an engagingly personal, playful and thoughtful examination of the arrival in 1832 in Tasmania of a shipload of women, sent to redress the imbalance of genders in that colonial settlement.' (Publication summary)

'This long lively essay from Phillip Stamatellis portrays the ‘biography’ of a café in Goulburn in the 1970s and 80s. We witness the café’s passing parade of motley customers through the eyes of the youngest son of the Greek immigrants who run it.'

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'This collection of linked essays from Timothy Morrell explores, with a deft ironic touch, our obsession with travel, in the process taking us to some places that perhaps only the author would want to visit.'

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'This collection of prose poetry from Cassandra Atherton creates a naturally intimate world while, at the same time, fluidly examining complex connections between popular and high culture.'

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