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Child of the Clouds
Discovering she was adopted at twenty-seven years of age was a severe blow. Forced to re-evaluate her life, with no help forthcoming Julia searched for her roots and to rebuild her identity. However, she did not account for the emotional and physical fallout that she would still be dealing with, thirty years later. The poems she wrote along her journey to self-discovery provide a roadmap to recovery and tell Julia's story in the best way. As a book of poetry, 'Child of the Clouds' is accessible to
Poetry for the Planet
'Time in the palm of our hands.' -Peter Ramm What role might poetry have in saving our planet? It is becoming increasingly clear that we all need to contribute to ensure the survival of our planet; new narratives are urgently called for. Ecopoetry has become a genre within which poets put up a searching and at times brutally honest lens through which to consider climate change, loss of biodiversity, the pollution of our air and water, and environmentally damaging industries such as mining and deforestation. Poetry for the Planet showcases the work of one hundred poets from Australia and New Zealand. Despite an astonishing variety in style, poems are united in their plea to all of us to forge a new relationship with our fractured world, and move from an attitude of short-term exploitation to one of nourishment and sustainability. All proceeds from the sale of this book to be directed to the Australian Conservation Foundation.
Messages from the Embers: From Devastation to Hope, Australian Bushfire Anthology
This poetry anthology was put together in the wake of the horrific bushfires that swept through Australia in 2019-2020 and is a tribute to all its victims. Inspired by the courage of those affected and a desire to spread understanding of what it was like to be caught up in the fires, the anthology also prompts an awakening of conscience in us all as we struggle to combat the reality of climate change. Contains a Foreword and Poet biographies. Proceeds from the sales are divided contribute towards the relief effort, including volunteers and wildlife.
Globalisation
A Poetry Collection Featuring Poets: Geoffrey Aitken, Imogen Arate, Yola Bakker, Eleanor May Blackburn, Devika Brendon, Trevor Burndred, Caroline Burrows, Daragh Byrne, Rosa Carrafa, Anne Casey, Megan Chapman, Michael Collins, Angela Costi, Jeff Cottrill, C.Creative, Bryan Franco, Margaret Frodsham, Fraser Gordon, Fin Hall, Miles Hitchcock, Dane Ince, Lindy Jelliman, Kimberly Johnson, Julia Kaylock, Gerald Kells, Franchesa Kirkpatrick, D.L. Lang, Claire Language, Una Lappin, Hiram Larew, Mike Mackay, Des Mannay, Marianne Murphy Zarzana, Denise O'hagan, Maroulla Radisavic, Riya Rajesh, Nathalie Sallegren, Phil Saunders, Stephen Smithyman, Dr. Deidra Suwanee Dees, Markey Mark Symmonds, Kristy-Lee Swift, Gerard Traub, Glenda Traub, Kayin Van Nelson, Heather Barker Vermeer, Susan Wakefield, Toni Wass, Skylar J Wynter
The Truth About Julia
In June 2014, Julia White - a beautiful and intelligent young woman - blows up a coffee shop in central London, killing twenty-four people before turning herself in to the police. Apart from publishing a potentially ironic manifesto, she refuses to explain the reasons for her actions. Clare Hardenberg, an investigative journalist, has been commissioned to write a biography of Julia but at the start of the novel she is on her way to prison herself. What has brought her to this point?
Sins of a Witch
Ancestral Magic Series Book One, Created by Andrea E. Scholer
Beneath the Mother Tree
Beneath the Mother Tree is a spine-chilling mystery and contemporary love story, played out in a unique and wild Australian setting interwoven with Indigenous history and Irish mythology. This spiritual subtext becomes a stage for unforgettable characters who navigate vital questions of identity and belonging. The result is a compelling portrait of how our dark history and dreaming landscape can make extraordinary things of ordinary lives. Wrought with sensuousness and lyricism, D.M. Cameron¿s debut novel is a thrilling journey, rhythmically fierce and eagerly awaited.
