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_________________________________________________ Eastman, Bernice
Nan Chauncey: A Writer's Life 
Friends of Chauncey Vale Inc.
Biography
ISBN: 0646389378
RRP: $16.00
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Eberhard, Adrienne
Agamemnon's poppies 
Black Pepper Press
Poetry
ISBN: 1876044403
RRP: $24.95
Eberhard, Adrienne
Jane, Lady Franklin 
Black Pepper Press
Poetry
ISBN: 1876044497
RRP: $23.95 ________________________________________________________ Edgar, Stephen 
Queuing for the Mudd Club
Twelvetrees Publishing Co
Poetry
ISBN: 0959008209
RRP: $9.95 Edgar, Stephen
Lost in the Foreground 
Duffy& Snellgrove, PO Box 177 Potts Point, NSW 1335
info@duffyandsnellgrove.com.au
ISBN: 1876631643
RRP: $22.00
The Book: "Simply put, this is brilliant poetry, the equal of anything in English today." Peter Porter
The Author: The author of five books of poetry, Stephen Edgar is the winner of the Grace Leven Prize (2004) and the inaugural ABR Poetry Prize (2005).
Edgar, Stephen
Where the Trees Were
Indigo/Ginninderra PO Box 53 Charnwood ACT 2615 smgp@cyberone.com.au
Poetry
ISBN: 1740270134
RRP: $18.00
The Book: "Here are poems of vivid realisation. Readers will find in them thought that is lit with imagery as exact and sensuous as it is tactful." Alan Gould
The Author: The author of five books of poetry, Stephen Edgar is the winner of the Grace Leven Prize (2004) and the inaugural ABR Poetry Prize (2005).
Edgar, Stephen
Corrupted Treasures
William Heinemann Australia
Poetry
ISBN: 0855615451
RRP: $15.00
The Book: Stephen Edgar’s inventive poems use all the formal resources of verse to cast an urbane and sophisticated eye over the modern world.
The Author: The author of five books of poetry, Stephen Edgar is the winner of the Grace Leven Prize (2004) and the inaugural ABR Poetry Prize (2005).
________________________________________ Edgecombe, Jean
Discovering King Island: Western Bass Strait
Self Published
History
ISBN: 0646152335
RRP: $27.45 Edgecombe, Jean
Discovering Flinders Island 
Self Published
History
ISBN: 0646076493
RRP: $8.55
_________________________________________________________________ Edwards, JM & Rosemary Brown
Madge's People: In the Island of Tasmania and Beyond
Berriedale Trading Pty Ltd
Biography
ISBN: 0646433695
RRP: $30.00
The Book: About a Tasmanian woman's life between 1889 and 1909 that explores questions about family history and feuds. __________________________________________________________________ Elliot, David M
Memories of My Father
Self Published
Memoir
ISBN: N/A
RRP: $11.00
The Book: Family history of author, and his father E. A. Elliott. __________________________________________________________________ Ellis, Shauna (Ed)
Bothwell Revisited -- A History: Foundation, Federation & the Millennium
Bothwell Historical Society Inc. C/- Bothwell Post Office, Bothwell Tasmania 7030
Non-fiction (History)
ISBN: 0-9579250-0-X
RRP: $29.95
The Book: This is a comprehensive history of Bothwell and its surrounds, complemented by fascinating photographs that depict the town's long and colourful history. _______________________________________ Ely, Richard (ed)
A Living Force: Andrew Inglis Clark and the Ideal of Commonwealth. 
Centre for Tasmanian Historical Studies
Biography
ISBN: 0859019667
RRP: $37.55
The Book: Presents papers by leading Australian historians and lawyers on ideals and ideas of Andrew Inglis Clarke.
__________________________________________________________________ Emberg, Buck Thor & Joan Dehle
Living Stones Volume 1
History
ISBN: 094945723
RRP: $7.65
The Book: A friendly guide to some Tasmanian graveyards. Emberg, Buck Thor & Joan Dehle
Ghostly Tales of Tasmania
Non-fiction
ISBN: 0949457442
RRP: $16.45
The Book: Folklore and fact, spooks, spectres and unseen things. Emberg, Buck Thor & Joan Dehle
Living Stones Volume 2
History
ISBN: 0949457221
RRP: $7.65
The Book: A further friendly guide to some Tasmanian graveyards. Emberg, Joan Dehle
25 Years with a Mad Man
Tap Root Press
Memoir
ISBN: 0957804423
RRP: $25.25
The Book: A middle-age love-adventure. _________________________________________________________________ Evans, Caroline
Everything Prompt
Self Published
History
ISBN: 0646451855
RRP: $35.00
The Book: D. Williams Builders Pty. Ltd. 1855 - 2005 Evans, Caroline (ed)
Grange Heritage
Mary's Grange Inc.
History
ISBN: 0646414690
RRP: $45.00
The Book: Ten Tasmanian memories of the Nation's life. __________________________________________________________________ Evans, Kathryn
The Settlement of Hobart 1799 - 1805
Hobart City Council
History
ISBN: 0975090925
RRP: $27.50
The Book: A Bicentennial Chronology. _________________________________________________________________ Fenton, James
Bush life in Tasmania
History
ISBN: 0949457280
RRP: $10.95
The Book: Reprint of the original work from 1891 about a pioneering bush era. _________________________________________________________________ Faulkner, Peter
The Zoning _________________________________________________________________ Fawdry, Merlene
The Little Mongrel 
© Merlene Fawdry 2007
Genre: Autobiography 350 pages
Publisher Fixwrite - web: www.fixwrite.net
Distributed by M Pugh
RRP: $29.95
ISBN: 978-0-9802845-2-2 About the author: Merlene Fawdry spent over a quarter of a century working with Youth and Family Services, Victoria, toward de-institutionalisation for children and young people and the alleviation & prevention of youth homelessness. A published writer and poet, she runs workshops and provides individual mentoring in all aspects of memoir and life story writing. About the book: The psychology and sociology of adoption is complex. Many adoptive parents have experienced the grief of their inability to bear a child; a deep disappointment leading to uncertainty and loss of self esteem. Through adoption they restore, to some extent, their social respectability and personal worth, oblivious to the child’s primal wound of separation. The child who is placed with adoptive parents soon after birth is denied the experience of the biological sequence that begins in the womb; the merging of the physiological with the psychological that forms the post partum bond. The resultant collision between the needs of the adoptive parent and adoptee has the capacity to magnify the pain for each and shatter the illusion irrevocably.In The Little Mongrel, Merlene writes about her personal experience of growing up as an adoptee in Tasmania in the 1950s, her sense of disconnectedness within her adoptive family, and her longing for her birth mother’s return. This mother/child separation forms the genesis of the many fears that dominate her life and drives her search for invisibility. _________________________________________________________________ Ferrell, Robyn
The Real Desire 
Indra Publishing
Essays
ISBN: 1920787011
RRP: $27.95
The Book: Essays from a philosophy lecturer at the University of Tasmania.
_________________________________________________________________ Flanagan, Arch & Martin
The Line
One Day Hill
Memoir
ISBN: 0975770810
RRP: $22.95
The Book: A story of the Burma Railway. Flanagan, Martin
The Game in Time of War
Picador
Memoir
ISBN: 0330364502
RRP: $22
The Book: About Australian culture and football being central to our sense of identity. Flanagan, Martin
Going Away
1993 Flanagan, Martin
In Sunshine or in Shadow 
Picador
Memoir
ISBN: 0330363700
RRP: $22
The Book: A memoir about finding and defining a sense of 'home.' ______________________________________________________ Flanagan, Richard
Death of a River Guide 
Picador, Pan Macmillan Australia
Fiction
ISBN: 0330364758
RRP: $24
Flanagan, Richard
Gould's Book of Fish 
Picador, Pan Macmillan Australia
Fiction
ISBN: 0330363786
RRP: $22 Flanagan, Richard
The Sound of One Hand Clapping 
Picador
Fiction
ISBN: 0330360426
RRP: $22
Flanagan, Richard
A Terrible Beauty
Greenhouse Publications
Nature
ISBN: 0864360010
RRP: $50
The Book: A history of the Gordon River country Flanagan, Richard
The Unknown Terrorist
Picador
Fiction
ISBN:
RRP: $
_____________________________________________________ Flowers, Tony (Illustrator) & Pia Santaklaus
The Crime of the Agent-Mariner 
Bitter Beat
Children's Book
$14.95
_____________________________________________________ Friend, Robyn
The Butterfly Stalker 
Black Pepper Press, 403 St Georges Road, Fitzroy 3068
bpepper@blackpepperpublishing.com
www.blackpepperpublishing.com or www.ingrambook.com (for sales)
Fiction
ISBN: 1876044381
RRP: $25.95
The Book: A rich, multi-layered story of love, violence, art and friendship. Superbly constructed and exquisitely written. Simply a stunning read.
The Author: Writer, teacher and mentor, Robyn Friend is currently writing a third novel called ‘The Lovers Hand Book’. Friend, Robyn 
We Who Are Not Here: Aboriginal People of the Huon and Channel Today
Huon Municipal Association
History
ISBN: 0646104543
____________________________________________________ Frost, J & Layton-Bennett & T Sullivan & B Thain-Gewin (eds)
An Inspired Pursuit
Karuda Press
Anthology
ISBN: 0958593671
The Book: Forty years of writing by women of Northern Tasmania. _____________________________________________________ Frost, Lucy
A Face In the Glass
William Heinemann Australia
Biography
ISBN: 0855614226
The Book: The journal and life of Annie Baxter Dawbin Frost, Lucy & Marion Halligan
Those Women who go to Hotels
Random House
Memoir
ISBN: 1863305467 __________________________________ |
