Biography
DRIVER, Duffield
His Babies Didn’t Cry is a deeply personal account of love, loss, and the lifelong scars left by tragedy.
Julie and Carmel
The Shadiac’s Family Story by Julie Quigley (nee Shadiac) told in her own words to Carmel Shadiac during 2022 and 2023
LEE, Warwick
A STORY OF POWER, SECRETS, AND DEADLY DECEPTION.
NITSCHKE, Michael
Part-memoir, part-business wisdom, Leading Out of Loss is a coming-of-age story – of human endurance, transcendence, and alchemising suffering into success.
WINE, Del
The Le Garde Twins’ Five Ways Theatre holds a special place in the Australian Country Music scene.
JORGENSEN, Greg
This book shares the journey of a young Greg Jorgensen with scoliosis who travelled solo to HongKong for corrective spinal surgery.
GIBB, Nancy Vada
An illustrated history of the Darchy family, early settlers in the Western Riverina area of colonial Australia.
LEE, Warwick
An insightful and unforgettable account of a young boy’s journey through family struggles, history, war and a nation’s aspiration to free itself from colonialism.
WATERS, Lexie
Every family has its darkness, this one was never hidden.
RANKIN, Peter
This is the story of Peg, an ordinary woman who was “made of extraordinary stuff ”
MOMOKA, Vivina
A journey of strength, love, and resilience through Breast Cancer.
STEPHENS, Edward Ted
Francis Ormond, a great Victorian philanthropist was fired by his passion to bring education to the masses. Not having children he contributed millions of pounds to educational buildings and institutions.
GEORG, Sara
Flaws are inevitable. Hope is possible.
TARRY, Rhonda
In 1924, Lucy Thomson and her husband William travelled by ship from Australia to tour Great Britain and the Continent.
DOBBY, Charles W.
Live Your Dreams offers a captivating glimpse into the life of a man who transformed youthful aspirations into a breath-taking reality.
HOLDSWORTH, Anna
This is a unique story about the perils and pleasures of two women travelling in North and East Africa last century, which would not be possible to repeat today.
LAMPARD, Kerry
Tip of the Spear is split into two parts. The first is a memoir of Kerry’s experience with patrols in the SAS as a forward scout. The second is three light-hearted fictional short stories.
TRACY, Mark
The powerful memoir follows one family’s extraordinary twelve-year journey through three cancer battles
RANKINE, Warren
Set against the backdrop and soundtrack of suburban South Australia, this is a story filled with colourful characters, misadventure, heartbreak, and tragedy—culminating in the remarkable success of a man who refused to give up on himself when so many others had.
BONFIELD, Niki
Niki invites readers into the rich, complex inner world she once tried to hide.