NewSouth Books

Mrs Whitlam

Bruce Pascoe

Age range 9 to 12 Marnie Clark of Curdie Vale can ride but she doesn’t have a horse. She dreams of owning one and having the whole world to ride it in. Before too long Marnie is gifted ...

Magabala Books

Hacks for Minecrafters: Mods: The Unofficial Guide to Tips and Tricks That Other Guides Won't Teach You

Megan Miller
Sky Pony Press
9781510705937, Hardback (B402), AUD$19.99

Harry Potter - The Artifact Vault

Jody Revenson
Titan Publishing Group

Chooks in Dinner Suits: A Tale of Big Dogs and Little Penguins

Diane Jackson Hill, illustrated by Craig Smith
Museum Victoria

How to Be a Writer: Who smashes deadlines, crushes editors and lives in a solid gold hovercraft

John Birmingham
NewSouth

Australian Kids through the Years

Tania McCartney, illustrated by Andrew Joyner
National Library of Australia

A Little Bit of Chakras: An Introduction to Energy Healing

Chad Mercree, Amy Leigh Mercree
Sterling Ethos

News

NewSouth Books Congratulates Publishers on the NSW Premier’s Literary Awards

NewSouth Books congratulates its publishers on their success in the NSW Premier’s Literary Awards. 'Dark Emu' (Magabala Books) was awarded Book of the Year, as well as joint winner of the Indigenous Writer’s Prize, 'brush' (Giramondo) was the winner of the Kenneth Slessor Prize for Poetry, 'The Bleeding Tree' (Currency Press) was the winner of the Nick Enright Prize for Playwriting and 'The Life of Houses' (Giramondo) was the winner of the People’s Choice Award. Further, a big congratulations to Dr Rosie Scott AM, editor of The Intervention (NewSouth, forthcoming) who received the Special Award.

NewSouth Books Congratulates Publishers in the ABIA Book Shortlist

NewSouth Books congratulates its publishers included in the 2016 Australian Book Industry Awards shortlist. The Art of Free Travel (NewSouth) is up for Small Publishers’ Adult Book of the Year, and Kookoo Kookaburra (Magabala Books) and Numerical Street (NewSouth) are in the running for Small Publishers’ Children’s Book of the Year.

Stuart Macintyre Wins the 2016 Ernest Scott Prize

Our warmest congratulations to Stuart Macintyre for winning the 2016 Ernest Scott Prize for his book Australia’s Boldest Experiment: War and Reconstruction in the 1940s. The Prize is awarded annually to a work of Australian or New Zealand history based on original research. Australia’s Boldest Experiment details Australia’s development from the midst of the Depression and WWI & II, into a prosperous, growing society by the 1950s. The judges described it as “masterful in coverage and assured in narrative”. NewSouth congratulates all the shortlisted authors.