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Black Camp 21

Bill Jones

All over Britain, POW camps are filling up with defeated German soldiers. Every day, thousands more pour in on ships from France. But only the most dangerous are sent to Camp 21 — ‘black’ prisoners — SS diehards who’ve sworn ...

Polygon
9781846974601, Paperback, AUD$19.99

Unmasked: Blood Bond Saga: Four

Helen Hardt
Waterhouse Press
9781642630855, Paperback (Trade paperback US), AUD$24.99

The Heart Forger: Bone Witch #2

Rin Chupeco
Sourcebooks Fire
9781492668084, Reprint Ed. Paperback, AUD$16.99

The Happiness Paradox: How Our Pursuit of Control, Ownership, and Independence is Robbing Us of Joy

Richard Eyre
Familius
9781641700535, Paperback, AUD$24.99

My Lost Mob

Venetia Tyson
Magabala Books
9781925768763, Paperback, AUD$12.95

Counting Aussie Animals in My Backyard

Bronwyn Houston
Magabala Books
9781925768770, Paperback, AUD$16.99

Firefly: Big Damn Hero

Nancy Holder
Titan Publishing Group
9781785658266, Hardback, AUD$35.00

Australian Forest Woods: Characteristics, Uses and Identification

Morris Lake
CSIRO Publishing
9781486307784, Hardback, AUD$69.99

Field Guide to Marine Fishes of Tropical Australia and South-East Asia, Fifth Revised Edition

Gerald R. Allen
Western Australian Museum
9781925040340, Paperback, AUD$35.00

HBR Guide to Thinking Strategically (HBR Guide Series)

Harvard Business Review
Harvard Business Review Press
9781633696938, Paperback, AUD$24.99

News

Congratulations Giramondo authors on the 2018 Prime Minister’s Literary Awards.

Big congratulations from NewSouth Books to Gerald Murnane for Border Districts (Giramondo), winner of the Fiction category, and Brian Castro for Blindness and Rage: A Phantasmagoria (Giramondo), winner of the Poetry category.

Hunter Wine Wins Wine Book of the Year

Congratulations Julie McIntyre and John Germov, winners of the 2018 Wine Communicator of the Year Awards Best Wine Book for 'Hunter Wine: A History'! A beautiful book and fascinating history.

2018 Bragg UNSW Press Prize for Science Writing winner announced

Congratulations to Dr Andrew Leigh MP, winner of the 2018 Bragg UNSW Press Prize for Science Writing with his essay ‘From bloodletting to placebo surgery’. Runners-up prizes were awarded to Jo Chandler for ‘Amid fear and guns, polio finds a refuge’ and Margaret Wertheim for ‘Radical Dimensions’. 'The Best Australian Science Writing 2018', edited by John Pickrell, contains all the winning and shortlisted entries among a collection of the year’s best writing from Australian science communicators.