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A cult hit later made into a film starring Sam Neill, Death in Brunswick is a classic Australian comedy.

Geordie Williamson introduces this collection of witty stories about rural and suburban Australian life.

First published in 1961A fictionalized account of the author's ten years living alongside Aboriginal peopleImmediately acclaimed as a groundbreaking novel.

Hailed as Australia's Huckleberry Finn, this classic captures a time and place with a beautiful balance of realism and nostalgia.

A beautifully drawn portrait of madness, and of the way in which we discover other worlds through literature.

A page-turning thriller. Its central question is not who murdered the beautiful emigre from war-torn Europe, but how and why?

A complex and gripping novel of human relationships from one of Australia's foremost authors for young adults.

A literary classic which won the Miles Franklin Award, with a new introduction by Peter Pierce. A ruthless, comic portrait of working class Australia.

Part of the series bringing underappreciated Australian literature to a wider audience, this was Elliott's final, heavily autobiographical novel, about a man coming to terms with his homosexuality in Sydney during the 1930s and 1940s.

A children's classic about a boy with a disability, published in the US in 1968 as A Racecourse For Andy.

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When their pilot dies mid-flight his six teenaged passengers face a terrifying reality, with only each other to rely on.

In sublime prose, this gripping account follows Australian soldiers fighting the Japanese in New Guinea at the end of WWII.

A portrait of the artist as a troubled young woman, this is an autobiographicalclassic from an Australian literary treasure.

A masterful recreation of the vanished world of 1914, and a moving and powerful testament to the devastation of war.

The moving, uncliched story of Amy, who leaves her three children in their grandmother's care while she seeks work.

Rohan's 1962 novel of rock 'n' roll, youthful rebellion and big dreams is a love story for the ages.

First published in Australia in 1993. An unforgettable memoir of love, loss and humanity.

Julia Paradise is a morphine-addicted missionary's wife who draws herFreudian analyst and lover into a murky world of dark sexuality.