The Remarkable Truths of Alfie Bains by Sarah Clutton

The Remarkable Truths of Alfie Bains by Sarah CluttonAlfie's mum, Emilia, has been lying to him forever. It's only been the two of them in Ireland, but when Emilia's appendix explodes, she drops a bombshell: they have a family back in Australia, and she and Alfie are going to meet them. When Penny Bains opens the door of her Tasmanian farmhouse to a boy with an Irish accent claiming to be the son of her missing daughter, Emilia, her life is turned upside down. Alfie needs to know who his father is, but

single-volume history of this great intellectual journey

the book describes in meticulous and compelling detail the furious and powerful ways in which First Nations peoples responded to the arrival of Europeans

STORIES FOR BOYS WHO DARE TO BE DIFFERENT offers a welcome alternative narrative

Stellarlune

how kink helped them turn shameful experiences into liberating ones

the Americas and Europe

Edwardo is an ordinary boy

} Dancing Home by Paul Collis Now included in UQP's First Nations Classics series with an introduction from Samuel Wagan Watson

for a different kind of landscape

dysfunctional families

In Haunting Biology Emma Kowal recounts the troubled history of Western biological studies of Indigenous Australians and asks how we now might see contemporary genomics

Marlene Lyelle and George Adams to name but a few