Are we all filthy animals deep down? Taylor explores violence and vulnerability in these intimate, unsentimental short stories.

In this debut novella, Brown explores the pressures and prejudice faced by a black British woman as she contemplates the meaning of ‘success.’

Two of the latest literary offerings to come out of Queensland’s capital.

A surprising and dark domestic drama that asks more questions than it answers. 

Brabon’s mesmerising second novel explores isolation, solitude and a search for inner meaning in Japan.

This steamy YA novella takes us on a joyride of youth, lust and lost love.

A flash fiction collection that delights with neighbourhood drama, gossip, humour, mythology and magical realism.

Lenton’s imagination runs rampant in these playful and darkly comic short stories.

In his debut poetry collection, Jenkins explores slivers of friendship, heartbreak and abandonment on the road.

This debut collection of poetry, essay and memoir is a sparkling clear and powerful negotiation of language and identity.

Over forty writers come together in this rich anthology to discuss what it means to grow up with a disability in Australia.

Sharp, witty and nuanced, Thompson’s debut short story collection tackles identity, racism and heritage in contemporary Australia.

Detailing the past, present and future of the Gondiwindi mob, this is a prize-winning novel with the importance of language at its heart.

An unflinching look at the complexities of loss, grief and relationships when a young couple lose their child.

Atwood’s latest poetry collection explores grief, death and ageing with her typical wry humour.

From the Liminal Fiction Prize comes an anthology of incisive and exciting short stories that push the boundaries.

Yunjae is a young boy with a difference, navigating life, family and friendship.

The conclusion to Ali Smith’s ambitious Seasonal Quartet is both beautiful and bittersweet.

Severance is a riveting zombie apocalypse novel with brains and the perfect way to round out 2020.

Across twelve succinct, visceral stories, Roupenian takes us deep under the skin of what it means to be female in a male-dominated world.