For Valour: Australians Awarded the Victoria Cross

By

Aaron Pegram, Craig Blanch

War is a singularly messy business that pushes good men and women to their absolute limits and sometimes beyond, to places they had never been and never wish to return...
History, Non Fiction
Captured Lives: Australia’s Wartime Internment Camps

By

Peter Monteath

Looking backwards into history can be an enlightening experience, but it also is stark reminder that little changes in life, sometimes only the packaging of how anything that may seem...
History, Non Fiction
Teatimes: A World Tour

By

Helen Saberi

Helen Saberi takes us on a world tour with a delightful difference in Tea Times, as she invites us into the genteel pastime associated with not just supping a delicate...
History, Non Fiction
Mad Boy

By

Nick Arvin

Set admits the turbulent times of what is billed as the largely forgotten war in America, the War of 1812, we met 10 year old Henry Phipps, a young man...
Fiction, History, Young Adult
Hemingway’s Havana: A Reflection of the Writer’s Life in Cuba

By

Robert Wheeler, foreword by América América

Cuba, a place beloved of Hemingway has come to life in this intimate and emotional tribute to the writer Ernest Hemingway, who for many years made Cuba his base, a...
History, Non Fiction, Photography
Hue 1968 A Turning Point of the American War in Vietnam

By

Mark Bowden

The Vietnam War seems so long ago but the long term effects of this war have, like many before, leaves a lasting legacy. Vietnam was a war that almost fifty...
History, Non Fiction
Miss Burma

By

Charmaine Craig

Emotional and enthralling, Miss Burma shines a light directly onto and into the political situation that is sadly all too relevant for many ethnic minorities trying to survive and find...
Fiction, History
Margaret Tudor, Queen of Scots The Life of King Henry VIII’s Sister

By

Sarah-Beth Watkins

Recently the focus worldwide has been on the modern day Royal family, their marriages and children and the new order evolving better suited to modern requirements. Therefore, it is relatively...
History, Non Fiction
Crew The story of the men who flew RAAF Lancaster J for Jig

By

Mike Coleman

Many went to war and many, many never came home. Who were they, who were their families and what made them take on sometimes unimaginable tasks in a war so...
History, Non Fiction
Dunkirk

By

A.D. Divine D.S.M. O.B.E.

There was a mass evacuation of 340,000 British, Allied, French and Belgium troops from the beaches of Dunkirk in France, during the days of May 26 to June 4, 1942;...
History, Non Fiction
Lady Fanshawe’s Receipt Book The Life and Times of a Civil War Heroine

By

Lucy Moore

The English Civil War rage throughout Britain during the period of 1641 to 1651 between the Parliamentarians (Roundheads) and the Royalists (Cavaliers), pitting family members against each other, the rule...
History, Non Fiction
The Flying Kangaroo Great Untold Stories of Qantas…The Heroic, the Hilarious and the Sometimes Just Plain Strange

By

Jim Eames

Jim was a former Qantas communications director, and has written and researched this book from an insider’s point of view, and with a great deal of knowledge and understanding. The...
History, Non Fiction