A delirious, reality-warping fever dream of a novel.

A powerful collection of essays about medical missions to Gaza that is both testimony and resistance, and a tribute to the outstanding work of volunteer medical staff abroad.

A witty and sharp-tongued novel about a writer and actress who finally comes to write the manuscript that is thirty-seven years overdue – for fans of We All Want Impossible Things and The Correspondent.

Art Mania: Geoffrey Bardon and the Painting Men of Papunya is the first biography of the young teacher who, through his involvement with the painting men in the Western Desert in 1971–72, was for a long time said to have set in motion the Aboriginal art movement.

Acclaimed Pulitzer-Prize winner Yiyun Li, returns with a sweeping historical epic, following two extraordinary musicians on the rise.

From the author of Book of the Banned comes Last Rites for Lost Films, a cosmic celebration of cinema and a caustic cautionary tale.

Jeyamohan’s darkly comic masterpiece relays an episode in the life of a magnificently drawn antihero, Pothivelu Pandaram: a man of few virtues caught in a trap of his own making.

Meet the plants and animals who’ve left life in the bush and moved into a park, street or front yard near you.

Discover the unmissable and uplifting science fiction novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author of The Long way to a Small Angry Planet.

What does it mean to live freely, authentically, and responsibly in the twenty-first century? What use do we have for existentialism today? Is it just a tangle of irrational and individualist pessimism, or does it speak to our contemporary minds?

Boldly inventive, transporting and illuminating, spanning decades and continents, In One Brief Moment All Eternity is a dazzling love letter to literature, untold stories, neglected communities and the enduring spirit of humanity.

Relive the movements that defined generations. From 1950s rock to 90s grunge, this curated catalog explores the history of vinyl as the ultimate symbol of pop culture.

Chef Eddie Bulatao gathers the native ingredients, the flavours, and the inspiration you need to create simple yet delicious dishes.

Stations is a devastating story of love and friendship, and a tender portrait of the choices we blithely make when we are young, unaware that the consequences will reverberate throughout our lives.

A provocative re-examining of the story of art through the most contentious works ever produced. Depraved shows how these creations - and our reactions to them - reveal the darkest corners of the human psyche.

Memento meets Dracula in this heart-thudding novel of a man exposed for crimes he doesn't remember committing, and the monsters that dwell at the heart of us all.

An expanded invitation to follow plants through histories, growing seasons, metabolic cycles, literature, art, bodies, archives, and collective ritual.

A death in the (dysfunctional) family - can they hold it together long enough to organise the funeral?

A beguiling tour of utopian ideas and the pursuit of thinking differently.

From Cameron Reed, the acclaimed author of The Fortunate Fall, comes a soaring novel of queer hope and transformation, perfect for readers of Ann Leckie and Amal El-Mohtar.

The Man Who Broke Reality, by acclaimed science writer Philip Ball, is a compelling portrait of one of the twentieth century's most inventive and iconoclastic thinkers - a scientist whose insights continue to shape our understanding of the universe and our place within it.

Set in Renaissance-era Florence, this ravishing debut reimagines the intersecting lives of three ambitious young men―a banker, a priest, and a gay painter named Leonardo.

What can we learn from ten wars that have changed world history? A ridiculously funny new popular history from the #1 Sunday Times bestselling author of A History of Britain in Ten Enemies.

A charming, tender novel about an unlucky-in-love wedding singer trying to find the right words to save his relationship, from award-winning, bestselling author David Levithan and beloved, acclaimed singer-songwriter Jens Lekman.

A blistering expose of the new far-right apocalyptic alliance that's on the move around the globe - and how we resist.

A powerful debut about what it takes to hold a community together.

A hybrid work of lyric nonfiction, and the debut book by a brilliant Australian poet and scholar, Tongue by Kathryn Crowcroft speaks to urgent contemporary conversations about gendered violence and control, intergenerational silence, and the politics of testimony. The text is accompanied by images, including historical illustrations, engravings, paintings and handwritten notes.

The story of a brief, passionate, life-changing love affair, wrapped up in what might be the greatest romance of all: our eternal human longing for art and beauty.

From Ramsey Street to global icon, this is the revelatory exploration of one of the world's most successful pop stars, Kylie Minogue.