NewSouth Books

Hugo: The Boy With the Curious Mark

Yohann Devezy, Manuela Adreani

Age range 5+HUGO was born with a beautifully curious mark. Although it's something special, HUGO is concerned: he has never seen a rainbow mark on anyone else. Determined to find that someone else, HUGO sets out on a rollercoaster of ...

Red Paper Kite Publishing
9780648450207, Hardback, AUD$26.99

This is Home: Essential Australian Poems for Children

selected by Jackie French, illustrated by Tania McCartney
National Library of Australia
9780642279385, Hardback, AUD$34.99

Dr Space Junk vs The Universe: Archaeology and the future

Alice Gorman
NewSouth
9781742236247, Paperback, AUD$29.99

The Shining Wall

Melissa Ferguson
Transit Lounge
9781925760187, Paperback (Trade paperback AUS/UK), AUD$29.99

World War Noir: Sydney's unpatriotic war

Michael Duffy, Nick Hordern
NewSouth
9781742236049, Paperback, AUD$34.99

The Book of Flora

Meg Elison
47 North
9781542042093, Paperback, AUD$22.99

Hip Hip Hooray

Tania McCartney, illustrated by Jess Racklyeft
Windy Hollow Books
9781922081766, Hardback, AUD$25.99

Typhoon Kingdom

Matthew Hooton
UWA Publishing
9781760800307, Paperback, AUD$29.99

Sydney Art Deco

Peter Sheridan
Peter Sheridan
9780992389666, Hardback, AUD$99.00

Imminence

Ms Mariana Dimópulos, translated by Alice Whitmore
Giramondo Publishing
9781925336962, Paperback, AUD$24.95

News

ABDA Book Design Awards 2019 shortlist

Congratulations to Peter Long, cover designer, and Vivien Valk, internal designer, of 'The Western Front Diaries of Charles Bean', who have been shortlisted for the ABDA Book Design Awards 2019.

2019 ABIAs Book Awards Longlist

Congratulations to Joy McCann, author of 'Wild Sea', Peter Burness, author of 'The Western Front Diaries of Charles Bean' and Alison Whittaker, author of 'Blakwork' (Magabala), who have all been longlisted for the ABIA Small Publishers Adult Book of the Year.

Congratulations Giramondo authors on the 2018 Prime Minister’s Literary Awards.

Big congratulations from NewSouth Books to Gerald Murnane for Border Districts (Giramondo), winner of the Fiction category, and Brian Castro for Blindness and Rage: A Phantasmagoria (Giramondo), winner of the Poetry category.