First published to acclaim in 1992, now released in a new edition after years out of print, The Seal Woman is an intense and evocative portrait of a woman mourning the recent death of her husband at sea. It is written by one of Australia’s most important writers, Beverley Farmer (1941–2018).

Šime Knežević’s first book-length poetry collection gestures towards the elusive and often fragmented reality of dreams and recollections. The poems speak of distance, dislocation and longing, evoked by the poet’s cultural ties to Croatia, the awkwardness of personal relations and the discomforts of language.

A commemorative edition that brings together all the published poems of the late Antigone Kefala, one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary Australian literature. It includes all the poems in Kefala’s six previous poetry books, published over fifty years, including the award-winning Fragments.

A commemorative edition that celebrates the fiction of the late Antigone Kefala. It includes six novellas, ten short stories, and one childhood fable, and spans the many decades of her writing career.