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 04 Dec 2012
CALLING ALL SCHOOL-AGE REVIEWERS  Our latest children’s book Blue and Other Stories by Suniti Namjoshi is almost at the printers, but before we launch it into the Earthisphere we’d lo... More > Susan Hawthorne's intriguing book of poems Cow, has been shortlisted for the Kenneth Slessor Prize for Poetry in the NSW Premier's Literary and Histo... More >  Spinifex director, Susan Hawthorne, is speaking at the International Committee of Independent Publishers in Paris, from October 4-6. Susan will be s... 21 Sep 2012
Six-month residency in Rome  We are very happy to announce that Spinifex's very own Susan Hawthorne has been selected for a six month residency at the Whiting studio in Rome ne... More >  Francesca Rendle-Short's Bite Your Tongue has been shortlisted for the Colin Roderick Award! The Colin Roderick Award is presented annually by the Fou... More >
 'Big Porn Inc: Exposing the Harms of the Global Porn Industry' has made the Australian Educational Publishing Awards shortlist as a Secondary Reference Resource!  Congratulations to Dr Vandana Shiva, author of Soil Not Oil and Staying Alive, who has been honoured with the 2012 Fukuoka Grand Prize Laureate Award... More >  Lara Fergus's My Sister Chaos has won the Publishing Triangle Edmund White Award for Debut Fiction! ∇ Congratulations Lara! ∇  Congratulations to Lara Fergus! Her novel, My Sister Chaos, has been nominated in the Lesbian Debut Fiction category of the 24th Annual Lambda Literary Awards!
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 LimenSusan Hawthornethis tiny crack in our lives wind and rain strewn stranded on the limen that space between water and sky rain and...  Town of LoveAnne Ch. OstbyNow Available They call them ‘women of love,’ but the lyrical beauty of the term has a hidden dark side: a workforce of...  Blue and Other StoriesSuniti NamjoshiSuniti Namjoshi, internationally acclaimed fabulist and poet, brings both depth and lightness of touch to Blue and Other...  The Fabulous FeministSuniti NamjoshiIt was on a sabbatical in England in the late 1970s that Suniti Namjoshi discovered feminism – or rather, she discovered... |
