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Books | Seamark Pamphlets Books
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NEW
BOOK! - 'Through The Valley' (2007) Experienced and new writers explore the history of the hunter and its people in this new anthology of poems, stories, memoirs and images. Through the voices of 80 authors, the tales in this collection are as varied in their scope as they are in their delivery. It's truly a great read for anyone looking for a well told tale.
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'Stories for a Long Summer' (2006)
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'BENEATH THE VALLEY' (2005)
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'CAUGHT
IN THE LIGHT' (2002) READ MORE & BUY THIS BOOK...
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'HEAVEN'S GATE'
(2001) This, Trevor Fing's first novel, was
written in a series of NSW prisons. He knows the chafing oppression,
menace and claustrophobia of ‘inside' as one who is enduring
years in jail, and the freedom and peril of the skies as one who
has flown in both. The soundless precision of expert criminal trespass
and the meticulous alertness of a helicopter pilot come through,
chill and passionate, as you have never read them before. |
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'VISIONS FROM
THE VALLEY' (2001) Dr Moore, once executive of an international
textiles organisation, now in his ninetieth year, chose the works
in this definitive anthology of the voices and visions of seventy-nine
Hunter Valley poets over forty years. Who would you expect to star
in such a collection? T.H. Jones (Harri), from the sixties? Roland
Robinson, from the seventies and eighties?
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'BACKYARD COSMOS:
new and selected poems' (2000) In poems of exhilarating clarity and
generosity, Robin Loftus invites us into an intensely experienced
world. Her backyard cosmos is radiant with the joys and griefs of
everyday contemporary life. There
are poems of social and cultural observation, tart with irony, and
poems of memory and family illuminated by images of flight, birdsong
and landscape.
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'THE GOBLIN
CHILD' (1999) The Goblin Child is the story
of Vanessa, whose sheltered early life and warm acceptance as a
teenage bride into a prosperous Italian-Australian family could
not be expected to prepare her for the darker aspects of society.
Newly widowed, this mother of five grown children finds herself
curiously alien and vulnerable as she journeys alone along the north
coast of New South Wales
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'IS THAT LOVE?'
(1999) Margaret Sutherland, one of New Zealand's
finest story writers, has published six books variously in Australia,
Britain, New Zealand and the USA. Is
That Love? includes some stories that are now out of print or
very difficult of access, as well as new work. Books | Seamark Pamphlets |
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