Richard Flanagan's second novel — set at the Macquarie Harbour penal station at Sarah Island, the most feared convict settlement in the British Empire. William Buelow Gould is a convict painter ordered to paint a book of fish at Sarah Island in 1828.
Government House Tasmania - A Remarkable Story is the first complete history ever written of Hobart's vice-regal residence — co-authored by Professor the Honourable Kate Warner AC, the 28th Governor of Tasmania (2014–2021), who lived in the house throughout her term, together with David Owen, Official Secretary to the Governor and an accomplished Tasmanian novelist.
A children's picture book about a grandma who gets a tattoo — and the excitement it causes when her granddaughter takes her in for show and tell at school. Written by Phillip Gwynne and illustrated by Tasmanian artist Tony Flowers.

