Poet and writer Phoebe Wilson's reflections on aspects of Tasmania she encountered and observed — a 1972 booklet covering Bicheno, Campbell Town, O'Brien's Store, Mervyn Houghton Wright, Ross, Table Cape, the Shell and Antique Museum, Lake Dulverton, Oatlands and Clyde Goldsmith.
Jackee Ashwin tells her personal story of hiding the shame of teenage pregnancy in 1970s Australia, giving up her baby for adoption, and the guilt that accompanied her life thereafter.
Remembering a Tasmanian Hero - the Life of Major Justin Hutchinson is the story of a young Tasmanian from Hamilton who was posted to the 9th and 3rd Light Horse Brigades, serving in Gallipoli, before being transferred to the 58th Battalion; he was killed at Fromelles in July 1916, aged only 21.
Repeat Pattern is a poetry collection by Tasmanian poet Tracey Diggins exploring love, loss, friendship and desire through concrete and visual poetry, where text combines with numbers, shapes and symbols; written and shaped over twenty years, with some poems first published in The People's Library (2018).
A book that traces William Smith O'Brien's domestic, political and nationalist life in Ireland, showing that, despite sympathy with British imperialism, he resorted to armed protest to win self-government for Ireland from Britain without a class or civil war. William Smith O'Brien became a political exile in Van Diemen's Land / Tasmania.
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