* Fans of Farahad Zama will applaud his nimble use of well-drawn exotic locations and gently humorous depictions of a colourful cast of characters, who find themselves taking part in an exciting story full of challenges for them all.

* The wonderful new novel from the Man Booker Prize shortlisted author of THE GLASS ROOM

After his mother's death, Richard, a newly remarried hospital consultant, decides to build bridges with his estranged sister, inviting Angela and her family for a week in a rented house on the Welsh border. But in the quiet and stillness of the valley, ghosts begin to rise up.

Heralded by Graham Greene as one of the finest novels of our century, Ford Madox Ford 's 1915 modernist masterpiece of passion and deceit is now available in a revised and expanded Norton Critical Edition.

On a radiant day in Sydney, four people converge on Circular Quay, site of the iconic Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Each of the four is haunted by secrets from the past. But it is a fifth person, a child, whose presence at the Quay haunts the day and who will overshadow everything that unfolds.

Through paper encounters we can ignite, meld, metamorphose returning utterly altered. This title deals with the struggle to resist crippling expectations and cultural framings. It also explores a range of modes of being (and un-becoming) a woman in passion and in grief, in the flesh and on paper.

In the remote Australian outback during World War II, the emotionally stuntedchild of an English couple is befriended by equally adrift strangers, in thisstory that explores the values of friendship, loyalty, and sacrifice.

"The Piano" written and directed by Jane Campion, is one of the most honoured films of the new Australian cinema, and is considered, by many critics, a modern masterpiece. Part of the "Australian Screen Classics" series, this title includes an essay that brings a fresh and original vision to this acclaimed film.