Biographies

The power of love, if ever doubted, can be reaffirmed once you have read this warm and loving biography of Natalie Cole by Natalie Cole. […]

 Damien Brown qualified as a Medical Doctor and did a stint in Cambodia. He then decided the next step was to work in one of […]

An early morning surf with her friend Alana on the morning of Halloween was a turning point in young Bethany’s life. A passing shark, attention […]

In this modern age of cheap flights and easy air travel we tend to forget that in the not so distant past air travel was […]

This heart-warming look into times gone bye is a lovely tribute to two women of the many who left their native villages in Italy in […]

This is a book for blokes by a bloke who somewhere along the track realised that while it’s OK to be a bloke, somewhere else […]

The ANZAC tradition is famous throughout the world and stands for patriotism, fortitude. It symbolizes the spirit of men who gave their utmost or all, […]

A film has been made of this man’s life, along with a documentary. Why, you may well ask. The story of Philippe Pozzo di Borgo’s […]

As all good stories do it all started with a very, very old map and a bit of mystery as to who were the Zen […]

This story is one girl’s experience of living in an African community and the deep impact it has and continues to have on her life. […]

Edgy, cynical and enlightening, dependent on your idea of enlightenment, Daniel Simpson uses his undoubted talents as a journalist to take us into a world […]

Sitting on the bank of river fishing and talking to a long time friend and tribal woman Katie, Mary Groves was asked a simple question. […]

Headlined as the definitive biography of the world’s greatest, without a doubt, rock band Sandford tells all in the definitely glorious or inglorious, depending on […]

Chris Masters is one of Australia’s best known investigative reporters having spent much of the past decades covering one War or another in parts of […]

Armchair travellers this is one for you – not quite around the world in 80 days but close to it. Thirty –six travel writers have […]

Headlined as the definitive biography of the world’s greatest, without a doubt, rock band Sandford tells all in the definitely glorious or inglorious, depending on […]

Anna Morten tells her life story, through the medium of Emma, from a brutally honest perspective. In doing so she offers hope and understanding to […]

Two words: Slow Food. If you want more how about, wholefood, organic, sustainable, CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) model of farming, Oh and a love story. […]

Going on “Holliers”, for those not in the know this means holidays, when you reach a certain age is supposed to be something that you […]

Anna Morten tells her life story, through the medium of Emma, from a brutally honest perspective. In doing so she offers hope and understanding to […]

David Servan-Schreiber has given the most treasured gift a person can give, not just for family but for all people who struggle to come to […]

Memoirs are tricky things in so far as there has to be a beginning to everything and to this end, in Playing House, Choi has […]

This is absolutely an insiders story of how a practising surgeon from a wealthy, respected family in Baghdad, came to Australia as a refugee. I […]