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‘Both the story of an unconventional literary relationship and a page-turning mystery that reveals the truth about the people, objects and events that inspired Stevenson to write The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.’

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Crimson Light Polished Wood

by Monica Raszewski

‘There is jealousy and deception in this strangely tender book that spans continents, generations and cultures. Pulsing with secrets, it stages the legacy of silence.’ DOMINIQUE HECQ

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No Dancing in the Lift: A Memoir

by Mandy Sayer

‘Rich in intimate anecdotes begging to be shared. Evocative, funny, uplifting and heartbreaking, Mandy Sayer writes with a vivacious and lyrical grace.'

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The Wallace Line

by Jennifer Mackenzie

While interrogating the tragedy of colonialism and the fraught nature of exploration and discovery, this long poem honours co-existence. It is both a call for beauty, and a plea for compassion, in a divided world.

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The Maskeys

by Stuart Everly-Wilson

‘The Maskeys dives deep into the wreckage of family, where love, loyalty, ambition and revenge collide with electrifying results. Bitingly funny, gloriously feral.’ CATHERINE CHIDGEY

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Confessions of A Minor Poet

by Phil Brown

‘What a life. What a book. When it’s not making your ribs rattle with laughter, it’s making your heart ache with all the pathos and poetry. A memory box of jewels from a true Brisbane treasure.’ TRENT DALTON

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After the Great Storm

by Ann Dombroski

'This truly haunting novel about trust and moral ambiguity grips you from the first page.' Donna M Cameron

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The Buried Life

by Andrea Goldsmith

‘A rumination on death and the complexity of love from one of our nation's most brilliant minds.’ Marieke Hardy

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Out of The Woods

by Gretchen Shirm

‘A triumph... a deeply compelling and humane story about what it means to bear witness. This is a book that looks into your soul.’ Stephanie Bishop

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Southsightedness

by Gregory Day

Strikingly beautiful poems that celebrate the ongoing wonders of the earth and sea.

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Saturation

by William Lane

Narrative and character-driven, this is a startlingly original novel that passionately opposes the trend for banning books and attempts to rewrite history.

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Relic Light

by Brennen Wysong

‘Re-constellates the events of a life after their order has been shaken by blindness. It is a meditation on memory and forgetting, on what the darkness loses, but also what it gains.’ Patrick Holland

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The War Within Me

by Tracy Ryan

‘The brilliant depth of character we want when reading historical fiction ... a buoyancy of storytelling.’ Jessie Tu

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The Haunting of Mr and Mrs Stevenson