A Far Microcosm is a detailed history of Tasmania's architectural heritage from 1803 to 1914 — its influences and styles, materials and construction, building forms and types, and the adaptations made in response to climate and social and economic circumstances. This four-volume set explains every style and size in detail, with explanations of architectural and technical terms and extensive illustrations throughout.
A pocket-sized, colour illustrated guide for identifying the different types of frogs in Tasmania.
Peter John Hudson AM (born 1946) is widely regarded as one of Australian football's greatest full-forwards. He began his career with New Norfolk in the Tasmanian league before moving to Hawthorn in the VFL in 1967, where he became a six-time leading goalkicker and twice won the club's best and fairest.
A board game of strategy, sabotage and luck celebrating Australian birdlife — designed and made in Tasmania, hand illustrated by Lois Bury with 70 species each carrying their own unique values.
Facsimile of George William Evans's 1822 description of Van Diemen's Land, written for prospective emigrants, with a fold-out map and an introductory note by K.R. von Stieglitz. Hardcover with dustjacket, 1967, 140 pages.
Many of the people in these stories endure extraordinary pain and tragedy yet surprisingly invite humour to be part of their experience. It is clear that within the agony and delight of each gossipy narrative Andrew has come to know and travel life’s journey with many weird, funny and colourful characters – people just like you and me.

