
Be prepared to have many of your senses stimulated with this descriptive story, set in the heart of Tasmanian forests. The sight, smell and sound […]
Be prepared to have many of your senses stimulated with this descriptive story, set in the heart of Tasmanian forests. The sight, smell and sound […]
The team at Bluewolf would like to wish all their wonderful supporters a joyous and happy Christmas and a wonderful New Year. Thank you […]
Richard Schulman has on this divine work, demonstrated his absolute genius within the New Age genre of music, a talent, honed over the past decades, […]
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Kismaros, a unique 7 track album was recorded before lunch in the small village of Kismaros, located on the banks of the Danube in Hungary; […]
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Not only will children not be able to put this book down, but many adults will be checking it out for a laugh. As the […]
What happens when the world you thought you know, turns out to be completely the opposite. The job you desperately wanted goes to another person, […]
Imagine if you will, an island in the middle of lake; a house high on the hill, overseeing the perfection that is mother nature and […]
In this laugh out loud look at life thought the eyes on one of Australia’s much love comediennes, Kitty Flanagan, we are introduced to a […]
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Astronaut Neil Armstrong said ‘geologists have a saying – rocks remember’, a point which is reiterated in this intriguing look at folkloric, faeries, stones and […]
In a pre-release review of this fascinating work Benjamin Law states “deftly wilds a Writers scalpel, both on herself and her subject’ which sums up […]
For her first novel, Rachel writes with great understanding and intensity. Her portrayal of young adult passions and emotions are credible and realistic. Their world […]
Clyde Barr is back in trouble again, no matter how hard he tries to lead a quiet and simple life, trouble with a capital ‘T’ […]
Patty Mills was born on August 11, 1988 in Canberra, Australia. His father Benny is from the Torres Strait Islands, and his mother Yvonne is […]
It is hard to contemplate a city as vibrant and alive as London actually having nightfall, slowing down, drifting into that timeless space between one […]
Anne Michaels is the international award-winning author of Fugitive Pieces, which won the Orange Prize for Fiction and the Guardian Fiction Prize. It was also […]
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Craig Phillips is a freelance illustrator, who works for publishers all around the world from his New Zealand studio. His first picture book was Megumi […]
This narrative history about Alexander Jacob has been well researched, and paints a realistic picture of the times in India. It is set in the […]
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The almost unthinkable has been done; Harp and Spanish guitar have been combined to create pure magic in a Greek/Spanish influenced album, created by husband […]
The crew at Bluewolf would like to wish you all a wonderful, joyful and blessed Christmas and to thank you for your support during the […]
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Now the much loved series The Block is over for another year, the release of this book by Darren Palmer is timely, as we have […]
It is always interesting to see a children’s book that attempts to introduce different parts of the world to readers. This quarto sized, hard backed […]
“It is believed that ghosts haunt areas that the deceased were either fond of or met their demise within…” This is the foundation upon which […]
Right from the first note the big, rich full bodied sound simply hits you full on with no excuses, no excuse- me’s, just, plain fun, […]
This is a rather harrowing account of one man’s journey, following the diagnosis of Ovarian Cancer for his beloved wife, Louise. Pierre records his thoughts, […]