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Aboriginal Culture & History Australian ArtAustralian AutobiographyAustralian FictionAustralian HistoryAustralian Historical FictionAustralian HumourAustralian NatureAustralian Non-FictionAustralian NovelistsAustralian PoetryAustralian PoliticsAustralia - QueenslandAustralian SocietyAustralian TravelNew Zealand |
Being an Australian used books dealership, we have designed this page with the object on mind of making it easier for Aussie readers to find what they are looking for. On the left there are over 20 catalogues, each containing books that are in some way related to Australia. Authors of the novels, non-fictional works, poems, essays, etc., are either Australians, born here or naturalised, or the subject of their work is Australia, the people, the land, the history, the culture, the Aboriginal culture, history and art, the nature, the wildlife, and more... Because we call Queensland, and specifically Brisbane, our home, we have a special catalogue of books that are either related to Queensland, or have been written by authors connected with this state. As yet it is not as big as we would wish it to be, because we find it particularly difficult keeping up with the demand in this area. There is a catalogue of books on the Australian art. It is not big at the moment, but we hope to expand it in the near future. We have always had a special interest in the Australian art, one of our proprietors being an active artist, having exhibited his landscapes and his abstract paintings at various venues in the past. You can one of his works below. Australian Aboriginal culture and its tradition is what many people in this country, and in the rest of the world, want to know about. Currently we have close to a hundred titles in this catalogue of used books and, again, we are hoping to find more that we can bring to you. We have not forgotten our friends who live across the Tasman and who often buy books from us. The catalogue of New Zealand related books currently contains more than 50 titles. Another catalogue, still rather small, but expected to grow, focuses on the Pacific region.
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