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someone who understands the insubstantial world of light and shadow and knows how to weave them into reality
which employed the latest steam technology
artist Nola Parsons presents a series of visual meditations on a much-beloved Tasmanian landmark
The intention of his fiction is to enable readers to explore Tasmania in its various guises and to investigate the harsher realities of modern life
a magical night-time adventure about searching for dreams amongst the starlight - available from the Forty South online bookshop
Palawa tunapri - Knowledge of our ancestors compiled by Trish Hodge Anthology someone who understands the insubstantialTrish Hodge has spent 20 years researching and documenting the traditional uses of over 350 native Tasmanian plants for food, medicine, tools and seasonal knowledge. Interwoven with historical observations and the status of vulnerable species, this book is a tribute to Aboriginal ecological wisdom and the enduring connection to Country. TRISH HODGE is a proud descendant of Manalakina, Chief of the Truwulway people of Northeast Tasmania, his daughter,