Ginninderra Press

Author: Colleen KeatingPublisher: Ginninderra PressPublication Date: January 30, 2020Number of Pages: 96 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1760418447ISBN-13: 9781760418441

I don't take photographs. Or paint. Instead I use words as my medium - my way of capturing what I see and turning it into something meaningful. My hope is that the reader too will be able to see what...

In unaffected prose, Barry Revill takes us back to the Australia of his childhood, a time of simple pleasures and caring communities ready to heal each other's wounds. He shows us that, while some of...

Did That Really Happen?Author: Errol DunnPublisher: Ginninderra PressPublication Date: May 21, 2020Number of Pages: 80 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1760419079ISBN-13: 9781760419073

Many of us have envied couples who pack up and set off on the ultimate road trip - but not everyone! Due to a sad history of car travel in her youth, the author is less than enthusiastic when her...

'With its beer-drenched Blundstones, cricket balls retrieved from neighbour's backyards, misbehaving pastor's kids and crabs plucked from the Moyne river, O'Reilly's poetry collects and curates a...

Death wears designer jeans and T-shirt with monogrammed pocket... Peter thinks Prokofiev got it all wrong... The government has a plan to reduce the burgeoning cost of care for the elderly and...

Blood flows on the war-torn streets of Masar e-Sharif. To try to cope with that, and barbarous Taliban rule, Soraya illegally reads and attends a secret girls' school. But when her mother is killed...

Driving into the Dark is a collection of poems published over the last five years. There are narrative poems and poems that respond to daily life and to world events. They reflect upon the...

Judith EP. Johnson's haiku are a quiet seam of gold. Time and again she offers finely seen acclamations of the ordinary and everyday, in celebration of the quotidian. She sees the earth not just from...

`Echoes of Flight is a wonderful treasure box of haiku moments experienced through finely tuned poetic senses. These moments are captured in crisp detail, displaying a profound reverence for the...

'The Edge of Winter is a remarkable achievement by one of our oldest living poets. The poems reveal an inquisitive mind fascinated by the physical world, including particularly the ocean and the...

The imagery and sound in Johnson's landscape pieces such as "Embroidery" and "Endlessly Passing" showcase this poet at her lyrical best.' - Lesley Walter. 'The emotional honesty of her writing is...

Author: Andrys OnsmanPublisher: Ginninderra PressPublication Date: Dec 24, 2021Number of Pages: 66 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1761092251ISBN-13: 9781761092251

Eugene's GiftAuthor: Nerelle PorochPublisher: Ginninderra PressPublication Date: January 18, 2020Number of Pages: 52 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 174027122XISBN-13: 9781740271226

If stillness can be tasted, precious memories will return, such as poetry once learned by heart, which in Maurice Whelan's case told of King Arthur receiving his sword Excalibur from the maiden in...

Extravagance is Irene Wilkie's second collection. Throughout, she demonstrates a delight in the natural world and its inhabitants. At the same time, she treats, often with a wry humour, the more...

In this sensitive, fresh and varied collection, Adrian Lane celebrates God's wonderful creation, from the Mediterranean summers of Montenegro to the Arctic blues of Greenland and northern Norway. Yet...

We were enjoying a blissful life, making the most of every day. I, the poet, was still rather bemused by the freedoms of retirement and Stephen was doing what he loves - publishing. Our idyll was...

Author: Roger HigginsPublisher: Ginninderra PressPublication Date: Jul 20, 2020Number of Pages: 90 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1760419451ISBN-13: 9781760419455

Although the small town of Tillers Gap may seem out of the way, it is one reward for those who venture off the beaten track along the western foothills of the Blue Mountains. A visit to this secluded...

Being denied access to a place by necessity you invent it. In these poems, the author explores cultural identity and loss as the daughter of an Estonian dislocated from his family and country by...

In First Blood, Bruce Dawe National Poetry Prize winner Natalie D-Napoleon brings us a collection of poems that challenge our preconceptions of girlhood. Girls are sung about the world over, yet the...

First Refuge is a collection of poems marking the twentieth birthday of Ginninderra Press as an independent Australian publisher. Although the poems in First Refuge focus on the single theme of...

The poems in First... Then... explore many different voices from 'planet autism' - from verbal and non-verbal autistic children to autistic men and women, to parents, carers and siblings. The focus...

Five Ordinary Men is a collection of five stories, each focusing on a different man, though the reader may think the book title is a misnomer and question whether some or all of the men are...

'Libby Sommer has a keen eye for extraordinary insights in the midst of the details of ordinary life, and for the striking verbal expression that captures the moral implications of what she has...

Flickering Lights - 9781740277099Author: Ron BrowningPublisher: Ginninderra PressPublication Date: Feb 20, 2017Number of Pages: 60 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1740277090ISBN-13:...

'While science can hold a magnifying glass over the world, poetry can hold a magnifying glass over our deepest emotions. If we are to tackle climate change, we must not just understand the world, but...

Flow is a collection of poems inspired by the North-West coast of Tasmania, explored during the isolation of the pandemic. These works reflect the region's geography and history-rivers cascading from...