NewSouth Books

Before I Let Go

Marieke Nijkamp

Age range 14 to 17From the author of the #1 New York Times bestseller This Is Where It Ends!Days before Corey is to return home to the snow and ice of Lost Creek, Alaska, to visit her best friend, Kyra ...

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The Bone Witch

Rin Chupeco
Sourcebooks Fire

Midawarr Harvest : The Art of Mulkun Wirrpanda and John Wolseley

edited by Will Stubbs, John Wolseley
National Museum of Australia

Albert Namatjira

National Gallery of Australia
National Gallery of Australia

H. P. Lovecraft Cthulhu Mythos Tales

H. P. Lovecraft
Canterbury Classics
9781684121335, Paperback (Flexible plastic/vinyl cover), AUD$19.99

Management Tips: From Harvard Business Review

Harvard Business Review
Harvard Business Review Press

Australia: The Vatican Museum’s Indigenous Collection

edited by Katherine Aigner
Aboriginal Studies Press

I Am A Warrior Goddess

Jennifer Adams, illustrated by Carme Lemniscates
Sounds True

Get Plants: How to Bring Green into Your Life

Katherine Price
Kew Publishing

Halo: Smoke and Shadow

Kelly Gay
Titan Publishing Group

News

Congratulations Liz Tynan for winning the 2017 Prime Minister's Literary Award for Australian History

We are delighted to announce that Elizabeth Tynan's 'Atomic Thunder: The Maralinga Story' has received the 2017 Prime Minister's Literary Award for Australian History. The judges said, 'This well-executed work offers compelling and at times shocking information about an exercise that has been mired in secrecy and controversy for decades.' Tynan received the award, and $80,000 in prize money, at a ceremony in Canberra on 1 December. Our congratulations to all shortlisted authors.

NewSouth Congratulates Authors of the Prime Minister's Literary Awards 2017

NewSouth is thrilled to congratulate all authors shortlisted for the Prime Minister's Literary Awards. For fiction Extinctions (Josephine Wilson, UWAP); for poetry Fragments (Antigone Kefala, Giramondo; for Australian history Valiant for Truth (Neil McDonald, NewSouth), Evatt (John Murphy, NewSouth), Atomic Thunder (Elizabeth Tynan, NewSouth) and A Handful of Sand (Charlie Ward, Monash University Publishing); and finally for the Nonfiction Award Mick: A Life of Randolph Stow (Suzanne Falkiner, UWAP)

Congratulations Elizabeth Tynan for winning the 2017 CHASS Australia Book Prize

We’re thrilled to announce that Elizabeth Tynan's 'Atomic Thunder: The Maralinga Story' has received the 2017 CHASS Australia Book Prize. The prize is awarded to a non-fiction the judges believe to contribute most to cultural and intellectual life in Australia. Our congratulations to all shortlisted authors.