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Issue Details: First known date: 2005-... 2005- New Writing Series
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  • Series also includes The Last Book You Read by Ewan Morrison (non-AustLit).

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y separately published work icon Cusp Josephine Wilson , Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2005 Z1216257 2005 single work novel

'Lena knew that the most tenuous of threads held everything together. At home she was known as the girl who lost things. Books, pens, wallets, her mother’s jewellery - the more precious the thing, the more likely she would lose it. She rifled through the pouch in from of her in search of her notebook. In New York she had learnt to take herself seriously, to believe that her thoughts and ideas mattered. I am no longer the person that I was, she incanted. I am different now. Coming home changes nothing.

'Two women, two lives, two paths. But are they so very different? In this poignant, dark, humane and funny novel, mother and daughter take turns opening old wounds and replaying old scripts, struggling with what can and cannot be said. Cusp is a novel about how small worlds are part of big worlds. It’s also about being a girl, about loving your mother, about life and death, and about not quite being there and almost being here.'

Source: Publisher's blurb (2018 ed.).

Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2005
y separately published work icon A New Map of the Universe Annabel Smith , Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2005 Z1216261 2003 single work novel Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2005
y separately published work icon The Concerto Inn Jo Gardiner , Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2006 Z1305050 2006 single work novel 'The Concerto Inn threads the stories of two sisters, two betrayals and the two acts of violence - years apart - that lead Isabelle and Madeleine to Ravello, Italy, the mythical place of their childhood. From Hong Kong to the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, from the wild peat country of southern Victoria to Paris, the sisters' past and present become a haunting narrative of longing and unfulfilled desire.' - (Back cover) Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2006
y separately published work icon The Seamstress Geraldine Wooller , Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2007 Z1359719 2007 single work novel 'Jo narrates the story of her strong, passionate mother, Willa, whose gradual slide into dementia shifts them into a new and difficult relationship.Willa's life since arriving in Australia from Scotland as a young woman is re-created in vignettes: her spectacularly wrong choice in husband, the eccentricities of her family, the community of friends that sustain her, and her enduring capacity for joy. And in the telling, Jo also confronts her own life choices as a woman addicted to 'being perpetually worried about something or other. And certainly addicted to love'.' (Back cover). Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2007
y separately published work icon The Mystery of the Cleaning Lady : A Writer Looks at Creativity and Neuroscience Sue Woolfe , Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2007 Z1365293 2007 single work prose (taught in 2 units) Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2007
y separately published work icon Paydirt Kathleen Mary Fallon , Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2007 Z1397144 2007 single work novel Presents four monologues highlighting the complex dramas of race politics beneath the complacent facade of ontemporary Australia. - from back cover Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2007
y separately published work icon A History of the Beanbag : And Other Stories Susan Midalia , Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2007 Z1423457 2007 selected work short story (taught in 1 units) 'With photographic precision, author Susan Midalia captures the fleeting beauty, light and darkness to be found in the ephemera of everyday life. From the silences between people and the ordinariness of places, objects and events, she conjures narrative jewels of intelligence and grace. A History of the Beanbag is a short story collection with a difference - a scenic tour of the surprises secrets and fears beneath the cracked veneer of domesticity and suburban complacency.' (Publisher's blurb) Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2007
y separately published work icon The Poet Who Forgot Catherine Cole , A. D. Hope , Catherine Cole , Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2008 Z1484390 2008 selected work correspondence autobiography criticism 'When Catherine Cole was a young undergraduate student of Australian Literature she sent a letter to world-renowned poet AD Hope. Her note sparked a lively correspondence between the two that would continue over a number years.' (Back cover)
Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2008
y separately published work icon Wild Bees : New and Selected Poems Martin Harrison , Crawley : University of Western Australia , 2008 Z1512914 2008 selected work poetry

'Martin Harrison has been described as a writer whose poetry is a meeting place between the immensity, and intensity, of the Australian environment and the hi-tech world of everyday life. Collected here is the poet's own re-casting of his work since the early 1990s, setting accomplished poems from earlier books in the company of recent poems and prose poems. Martin Harrison's Wild Bees — New and Selected Poems marks a place of arrival and a new departure.' (Publication summary)

Crawley : University of Western Australia , 2008
y separately published work icon The Darwin Poems Emily Ballou , Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2009 Z1588477 2009 selected work poetry To lose your mother at the age of eight. To spend five years at sea, circumnavigating the globe, unsure whether you will ever return home. To watch your favourite daughter die and almost never speak her name again. To survive years of incurable illness and crippling stomach pains. To live with the fear that the knowledge inside you could wreck your marriage and destroy all that your society holds dear. To have twenty years of work nearly eclipsed by a younger man. To create a new kind of faith that will change the world. Emily Ballou's beautifully imagined verse-portrait of Charles Darwin's life saves the man from the legend, bringing to light a fragile and deeply-felt humanity, capturing the textures of his work and dreams, the noise and touch of his wife and children, his inner doubts and questions. It is the story of a man at the brink of a revolutionary theory; a man whose dogged, lifelong determination to pursue the truth, despite the cost to his health, never undermined his intense feelings of devotion to those he loved. (Publisher's Blurb) Crawley : UWA Publishing , 2009

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