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In Hearts of Oak, Bill Leitch tells the story of the southern forests of Tasmanian from the early days of the convict timber getters.
Bertram Thomas presents the journals of Henry Hellyer, Van Diemen's Land Company surveyor, exploring and mapping north-west Tasmania in 1826–27. Softcover, 2011, illustrated.
A pictorial history of hotels, taverns and inns in Hobart which, through its enticing illustrations, encourages us to explore for ourselves the beguiling stories behind the public houses of early Hobart.
Richard Flanagan — the only author to have won both the Booker Prize and the Baillie Gifford Prize for non-fiction — gathers twenty years of his essays, articles and speeches, ranging across subjects including Manus Island, MONA, the natural world, the Black Summer bushfires, Indigenous Australia, the erosion of democracy, and Salman Rushdie, alongside pieces on family and love.
