Following the closure of The Scribo Group, Giramondo titles are now being distributed throughout Australia by NewSouth Books.

Selected Giramondo titles are now available as eBooks.

Giramondo writers will be appearing at the following Sydney Writers Festival events.

Adam Aitken’s poetry collection Eighth Habitation and Bronwyn Lea’s poetry collection The Other Way Out have been shortlisted for the 2010 Adelaide Festival Awards for Literature for poetry.

Giramondo Publishing warmly invites you to the launch of the new collection of poetry by Judith Beveridge, Storm and Honey, to be launched by Mark Tredinnick.

Giramondo authors will be appearing at the following Melbourne Writers Festival events.

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The Poet’s Life Works is celebrating four major Australian poets over four months. Each month, the project features one poet performing a new work in a Sydney space – surrounded by items, sounds, samples and symbols of their poetry.

Giramondo Publishing warmly invites you to the launch of the new collection of fiction by Tom Cho, Look Who’s Morphing to be launched by Shalmalee Palekar

The Barr Smith Library and Giramondo Publishing warmly invite you to the launch of the new novel by Brian Castro, The Bath Fugues, to be launched by Katharine England.

Author Tom Cho reads from his new book Look Who’s Morphing, in association with ‘Double Take: Anne Landa Award for Video and New Media Arts 2009.’

Giramondo Publishing and Gallery 4A invite you to the launch of the new collection of fiction by Tom Cho, Look Who’s Morphing, to be launched by William Yang.

‘Should I stay or should I go? It’s the question that every artist who lives outside the world’s cultural capitals faces at one point or another…’