Books
Books available for purchase:
A Haiku Workshop
Comprehensive and succinct guidelines to writing English-language haiku presented by Quendryth Young.
Stranger
A mystery thriller set in Sydney by crime writer Peter A Stankovic, featuring a hero struck with amnesia who must recall his identity while battling master criminals.
What’s in a Name?
A collection of short stories featuring snapshots of the human condition, set in Australia, ranging over a number of genres from crime to science fiction.
An Extraordinary Relationship
Former counsellor Leo Ryan explains how people can bring on the changes needed have a great relationship.
Night Road to Life
Ferdinando Manzo’s work features themes of the sea and the emotions, particularly the deeply felt joys and melancholies experienced by men.
Reported Missing
A thrilling debut novel from Sydney author Diane Harding, ‘Reported Missing’ follows a couple’s ordeal as they risk everything to save their daughter and grandchildren from her abusive, even murderous, husband.
Drenched by the Sun
Syam Sudhakar’s poetry draws on his cultural roots in Kerala as well as the splendour of its natural habitat.
Arco: The Legend of the Blue Vortex
An exciting debut story from writer and poet Ferdinando Manzo, Arco explores man’s battle with the sea in an attempt to seek solace.
At the end of a downpour – a Malayalam song
A Malayalam song of stark imagery by poet Syam Sudhakar set to music composed and performed by Uma A.V. A collaborative project between Sydney School of Arts & Humanities and Black Dot Creative Lab, India.
Angela’s Anorexia: The Story of My Mother
A son’s story of the debilitating illness, anorexia nervosa, that his single mother suffered from throughout his childhood.
The Road to Mandalay Less Travelled
Ingrid Raj’s thesis provides research on a selection of Anglo-Burmese writing published from the period of British rule in Myanmar (formerly Burma) up until 2007.
A Journal of Self Discovery – The small self experiencing the Universal Self
Author Dr Christine Williams describes what happens over a period of several months as she undergoes treatment for back pain by a Zen Thai Shiatsu bodywork masseur in an ‘Age of Aquarius’ revelation.
Jiddu Krishnamurti World Philosopher Revised Edition
The life of the 20th-century philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti was truly astonishing. As this new updated edition shows, people from all over the world would gather to hear him speak the wisdom of the ages.
Road to Rishi Konda
Geetha Waters’ stories centre on a girl growing up in Kerala and Andhra Pradesh in the ’60s and ’70s.
BURMA MY MOTHER – And Why I Had to Leave
A memoir of living through good times and bad in Burma before an escape to a new life of freedom.
Slicing the Moon: a screen book of poems by Syam Sudhakar
Video presentations of seven poems by award-winning South Indian poet, Syam Sudhakar, set against an imaginative backdrop of dance, music and sound effects.
Christina Stead A Life of Letters – a biography
The first full-length biography of Christina Stead (17 July 1902 – 31 March 1983), an Australian novelist and short-story writer acclaimed for her satirical wit and penetrating psychological characterisations.
Manufacturing Unions: A Memoir
John Blackwell’s memoir of manufacturing unions in Australia is an important and insightful account of the history of Australian Trade Unionism.
Krishnamurti in Australia
This book tells the story of Jiddu Krishnamurti’s visits to Australia and New Zealand over a period of 50 years.
The Sachin Tendulkar Interviews
Interviews carried out by cricket researcher & writer Dr CV Williams about Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar.
A Haiku Workshop
Comprehensive and succinct guidelines to writing English-language haiku presented by Quendryth Young.
Stranger
A mystery thriller set in Sydney by crime writer Peter A Stankovic, featuring a hero struck with amnesia who must recall his identity while battling master criminals.
What’s in a Name?
A collection of short stories featuring snapshots of the human condition, set in Australia, ranging over a number of genres from crime to science fiction.
An Extraordinary Relationship
Former counsellor Leo Ryan explains how people can bring on the changes needed have a great relationship.
Night Road to Life
Ferdinando Manzo’s work features themes of the sea and the emotions, particularly the deeply felt joys and melancholies experienced by men.
Reported Missing
A thrilling debut novel from Sydney author Diane Harding, ‘Reported Missing’ follows a couple’s ordeal as they risk everything to save their daughter and grandchildren from her abusive, even murderous, husband.
Drenched by the Sun
Syam Sudhakar’s poetry draws on his cultural roots in Kerala as well as the splendour of its natural habitat.
Arco: The Legend of the Blue Vortex
An exciting debut story from writer and poet Ferdinando Manzo, Arco explores man’s battle with the sea in an attempt to seek solace.
At the end of a downpour – a Malayalam song
A Malayalam song of stark imagery by poet Syam Sudhakar set to music composed and performed by Uma A.V. A collaborative project between Sydney School of Arts & Humanities and Black Dot Creative Lab, India.
Angela’s Anorexia: The Story of My Mother
A son’s story of the debilitating illness, anorexia nervosa, that his single mother suffered from throughout his childhood.
The Road to Mandalay Less Travelled
Ingrid Raj’s thesis provides research on a selection of Anglo-Burmese writing published from the period of British rule in Myanmar (formerly Burma) up until 2007.
A Journal of Self Discovery – The small self experiencing the Universal Self
Author Dr Christine Williams describes what happens over a period of several months as she undergoes treatment for back pain by a Zen Thai Shiatsu bodywork masseur in an ‘Age of Aquarius’ revelation.
Jiddu Krishnamurti World Philosopher Revised Edition
The life of the 20th-century philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti was truly astonishing. As this new updated edition shows, people from all over the world would gather to hear him speak the wisdom of the ages.
Road to Rishi Konda
Geetha Waters’ stories centre on a girl growing up in Kerala and Andhra Pradesh in the ’60s and ’70s.
BURMA MY MOTHER – And Why I Had to Leave
A memoir of living through good times and bad in Burma before an escape to a new life of freedom.
Slicing the Moon: a screen book of poems by Syam Sudhakar
Video presentations of seven poems by award-winning South Indian poet, Syam Sudhakar, set against an imaginative backdrop of dance, music and sound effects.
Christina Stead A Life of Letters – a biography
The first full-length biography of Christina Stead (17 July 1902 – 31 March 1983), an Australian novelist and short-story writer acclaimed for her satirical wit and penetrating psychological characterisations.
Manufacturing Unions: A Memoir
John Blackwell’s memoir of manufacturing unions in Australia is an important and insightful account of the history of Australian Trade Unionism.
Krishnamurti in Australia
This book tells the story of Jiddu Krishnamurti’s visits to Australia and New Zealand over a period of 50 years.
The Sachin Tendulkar Interviews
Interviews carried out by cricket researcher & writer Dr CV Williams about Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar.
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Drenched by the sun
Syam Sudhakar ‘has an eye for the strange and the uncanny and a way of building translucent metaphors,’ according to leading South Indian poet, K. Satchidanandan.
Sudhakar’s poetry draws on his cultural roots in Kerala as well as the splendor of its natural habitat. Palms, green paddy fields, mountain country, tropical downpours, the sun, the sea, shooting stars and even an enchantress all make their appearance.
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Arco: The legend of the blue vortex
An exciting new story from first-time novelist, Ferdinando Manzo, Arco explores man’s battle with the sea in an attempt to seek solace.
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A Journal of Self Discovery
The small self experiencing the Universal Self.
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The Road to Mandalay Less Travelled
‘The Road to Mandalay Less Travelled’ by Ingrid Raj provides research on a selection of Anglo-Burmese writing published from the period of British rule in Myanmar (formerly Burma) up until 2007.
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WWII Letters A SOLDIER’S ODYSSEY
This biography of Marcus Edwards is an astonishing chronicle of the life of a soldier on the frontline in WWII.
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Angela’s Anorexia: The Story of My Mother
A son’s story of the debilitating illness, anorexia nervosa, that his single mother suffered from throughout his childhood. The mother and son formed a close bond and the boy’s description of their life together is filled with both joy and sadness.
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BURMA MY MOTHER – And Why I Had to Leave
A memoir of living through good times and bad in Burma before an escape to a new life of freedom, BURMA MY MOTHER is published in both ebook and pdf formats.
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Jiddu Krishnamurti World Philosopher Revised Edition
The life of the 20th-century philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti was truly astonishing. As this new updated edition shows, people from all over the world would gather to hear him speak the wisdom of the ages.
-
Manufacturing Unions: A Memoir
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Road to Rishi Konda
Road to Rishi Konda is a book of insight and charm. A series of tales simply told, it’s a gift for parents and teachers. Now available in both Ebook and PDF formats.
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The Sachin Tendulkar Interviews
Interviews carried out cricket researcher & writer Dr CV Williams
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Drenched by the sunSyam Sudhakar ‘has an eye for the strange and the uncanny and a way of building translucent metaphors,’ according to leading South Indian poet, K. Satchidanandan. Sudhakar’s poetry draws on his cultural roots in Kerala as well as the splendor of its natural habitat. Palms, green paddy fields, mountain country, tropical downpours, the sun, the sea, shooting stars and even an enchantress all make their appearance. -
Arco: The legend of the blue vortexAn exciting new story from first-time novelist, Ferdinando Manzo, Arco explores man’s battle with the sea in an attempt to seek solace. -
A Journal of Self DiscoveryThe small self experiencing the Universal Self. -
The Road to Mandalay Less Travelled‘The Road to Mandalay Less Travelled’ by Ingrid Raj provides research on a selection of Anglo-Burmese writing published from the period of British rule in Myanmar (formerly Burma) up until 2007. -
WWII Letters A SOLDIER’S ODYSSEYThis biography of Marcus Edwards is an astonishing chronicle of the life of a soldier on the frontline in WWII. -
Angela’s Anorexia: The Story of My MotherA son’s story of the debilitating illness, anorexia nervosa, that his single mother suffered from throughout his childhood. The mother and son formed a close bond and the boy’s description of their life together is filled with both joy and sadness. -
BURMA MY MOTHER – And Why I Had to LeaveA memoir of living through good times and bad in Burma before an escape to a new life of freedom, BURMA MY MOTHER is published in both ebook and pdf formats. -
Jiddu Krishnamurti World Philosopher Revised EditionThe life of the 20th-century philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti was truly astonishing. As this new updated edition shows, people from all over the world would gather to hear him speak the wisdom of the ages. -
Manufacturing Unions: A Memoir -
Road to Rishi KondaRoad to Rishi Konda is a book of insight and charm. A series of tales simply told, it’s a gift for parents and teachers. Now available in both Ebook and PDF formats. -
The Sachin Tendulkar InterviewsInterviews carried out cricket researcher & writer Dr CV Williams
