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__________________________________ Paterson, Jim A Settler's Tale and other verse Poetry Self published. 0 646 40639 6 RRP: $14.95 Poetry.
Paterson, Jim Dear God, and other Lamentations Poetry Self published. __________________________________ Patterson, Carol & Edith Speers (eds) A Writer's Tasmania Essay Collection ISBN: 1876342064 RRP: $25.00 The Book: Fifteen of Tasmania's best-known authors describe their island state in essays full of humour, history and personal anecdote. The Author: Patterson is the author of many short stories. Speers is best known as a poet and publisher.
___________________________________ Andrew Peek The Calabar Transcript Five Islands Press Poetry. ISBN: 1 74128 019 2 RRP: $20.00 The Book: Bob Marley, Hamlet, the World Bank and ancient city-state of Benin amongst others feature in this view of Africa and its proud peoples. The Author: Andrew Peek's writing - poetry, fiction and reviews - has appeared in many publications in Australia, Nigeria and the US. He currently teaches creative writing at the University of Tasmania. ______________________________________ Phillips, Graeme Eat Drink Tasmania
Food/ Wine Self published RRP: $14.95 Eat Drink Tasmania is an informed and practical guide to the best of Tasmania’s restaurants, seafood, wine, cafes, watering holes and pubs. This independent publication sells for $14.95 and can be found at larger newsagents, bookstores and major winery cellar door outlets in Tasmania. Or get a copy from the author by telephoning (03) 6239 1541, faxing (03) 6239 1741, emailing gdphillips@bigpond.com, or see www.wine-guide-tasmania.com.au
________________________________________ Poulson, Bruce Recherche Bay - a short history History Management Committee, Southport Community Centre RRP: $25.00
Poulson, Bruce The Battlers from the Bush, Vol 1. Memoir Esperance Press ISBN: 1876342056 RRP $ 9.35 Recollections of old Southport, Hastings, Lune. _____________________________________ Pridmore, Walter B. "Ross...on the Argyle Plains" Self-published Non-fiction (History) ISBN: 0975123920 RRP: $12.95 The Book: An A5 booklet of 76 pages covering Tasmanian regional history. It includes 25 original watercolours by Rose Solomon.

Pridmore, Walter B. "Port Arthur...as it was" Self-published Genre: Non-fiction (History) ISBN: 064642078SX RRP: $12.95 The Book: An A5 booklet of 80 pages about Tasmanian regional convict history. It includes 43 original watercolours by Rose Solomon.

Pridmore, Walter B. "Richmond...and the Coal River Valley" Self-published Non-fiction (History) ISBN: 0975123912 RRP: $12.95 The Book: An A5 booklet of 76 pages that relates Tasmanian regional history. It includes 32 original watercolours by Rose Solomon.

Pridmore, Walter B. "Richmond Gaol...1825" Self-published Non-fiction (History) ISBN: 0975123904 RRP: $4.95 The Book: An A5 Visitor booklet of 16 pages that tells the history of the settlement of Richmond and environs plus details of the Gaol. ____________________________________________
Quirk, Marilyn Echoes on the Mountain Self published and printed by Bokprint, Launceston. History ISBN: 064645711x RRP: $37.00 From a hot summer in WA to the harsh weather of the Tasmanian Highlands the family of the author came about 1949. Marilyn Quirk has always wondered what happened to the migrants newly arrived, who had lived in the little wooden huts. This book is the result of research and interviews with ten of these people from war-ravaged countries of Europe - Poland, England, Italy, Czechoslovakia, Lithuania and Berlin, Germany. These are remarkable migrant stories and photographs from the HEC highland village life. Ex-Senator Peter Rae, AO, and Chairman of the Hydro 1993-2004 wrote the foreword and Dr Frank Madill makes comments of recommendation. Some schools are already using this book as a teaching aid and it is also being considered as suitable material to be translated into Braille. _________________________________________
Tony Rayner Female Factory, Female Convicts Esperance Press, Dover Tasmania ISBN: 1876342137 RRP: $33.00 The Book: The social history of 13,000 female convicts transported to Tasmania. Their crimes, punishment, suffering
The Author: Tony Rayner has worked as a social historian since 1979. He is well-known for teaching Tasmanian history and heritage courses with Adult Education.

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Reeves, Lyn Speaking with Ghosts
Poetry Ginninderra Press ISBN: 1740271440 RRP $18.00
Reeves, Lyn Walking the Tideline Poetry 
________________________________________ Reid, John A Tale from A Time Long Past Fiction The Book: The reader is taken back from the modern era to a time when the world had gone mad...but survived due to the dedication of those who refused to capitulate to a dictator. ________________________________________ Reynolds, Henry Nowhere People
History Viking, Penguin ISBN: 0670041181 RRP: $29.95 "How international race thinking shaped Australian Identity."
Reynolds, Henry Why Weren't We Told? History Penguin ISBN: 0140278427 RRP: $22.00 A personal search for the truth about our history.
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Rigney, Victoria Peace Comes Walking Glass House Books Biography ISBN: 1876819960
_____________________________ Rish, David Portrait of Dog Young Adult Angus and Robertson ISBN: 0207175438 RRP $10.95 _______________________________ Robson, Lloyd A History of Tasmania, Volume One, History ISBN: 0195543645 RRP: $220.00 Van Diemen's Land from earliest times to 1855.
Robson, Lloyd, updated by Michael Roe A Short History of Tasmania History Oxford University Press ISBN: 0195541995 RRP $24.95 _______________________________ Roe, Chloe Ceremonies of the Sun and Moon Poetry Self published ISBN: 0 6463060 9 RRP: $12.00 ________________________________ Rose, Heather White Heart
Fiction Anchor ISBN: 1863591265 RRP: $19.95
Rose, Heather The Butterfly Man
Fiction UQP
_________________________________ Jim Ritchie Jim's Jottings Attalanta Press ISBN:0975848607 R.R.P: $19.95 Available from The Devonport Bookshop; via the Author at P.O. Box 1216, Devonport, Tasmania 7310; via the Publisher. Jim Ritchie's book takes the reader through a whimsical remembrance of growing up in Devonport & surrounding area in the '50s, '60s & '70'. A collection of stories that are a poignant reminder of how things were, his life and his local community. Jim Ritchie is a long term resident of Devonport on the beautiful North-West Coast of Tasmania. He is not ashamed to lay claim to his convict heritage and is fiercely proud of his birthplace & the community he lives in. ____________________________________ Rush, Philip R Australian Outback Poems
Poetry Self published ISBN: 0958544395 RRP: $10.95
Rush, Philip R Australian Poems that would Dazzle a Dingo
Poetry Self published ISBN: 0958544379 RRP: $9.95
Rush, Philip R Aussie Poems for Gnome and Garden
Poetry Self published ISBN: 0958544360 RRP: $10.95
Rush, Philip R Australian Poems that would Baffle a Bandicoot
Poetry Self published ISBN: 0958544336 RRP: $11.95
Rush, Philip R Tales from Mosquito Gully, and other Australian Poems
Poetry Self published ISBN: 0958544301 RRP: $10.95
Rush, Philip R Australian Poems that would Captivate a Koala
Poetry Self published ISBN: 0958544328 RRP: $10.90
Rush, Philip R Australian Poems that would Boggle a Bull
Poetry Self published ISBN: 0646321722 RRP: $10.95
Rush, Philip R Australian Poems that would Flummox a Farmer
Poetry Self published ISBN: 0958544352 RRP: $10.95
Rush, Philip R Australian Poems that would Cheer a Chook Self published ISBN: 0975813412 RRP: $10.95
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