A Salute to Max Angus, Tasmanian painter by Alison Alexander | HBNOW AVAILABLE Lively, generous, articulate and eternally dapper in his trademark beret Max was a force for good in Tasmanian society. From humble beginnings as an apprentice signwriter during the Depression, Max Angus worked hard to leave commercial art behind and become a successful watercolour painter. In the process he made himself a household name in Tasmania and, as his life drew to a close, he was acknowledged as a living treasure. Success like

We hope their inclusion here will inspire other young Tasmanians to dream new stories of their own

textural thread between city and mountain

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The Last Voyage of Aratus delves into the motivation of a man whose thirst for revenge sees him embark on a journey to a distant locale beyond morality and compassion

It is an impressive and illuminating achievement

but is unaware of her superior immune system

family was all important

Artists and artisans: Water tables | Mike Kerr

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Kay’s worst fears are realised: she is alone

Floating above the clouds

Jenni has created an information-packed book that is beautifully illustrated by Kristen Hynes