Triptych Combo Pack

Get the whole series today!

All three issues of our acclaimed Triptych Poets series are available in one complete pack.

Poets include: Ray Liversidge, Hilaire, Mary Mageau, Stuart Cooke, Bronwen Manger, Ouyang Yu, P.S. Cottier, Joan Kerr and J.C. Inman

For $15 you get: 3 books, nine poets, and over 180 poems. Great value!

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I'm Ready Now

By Nigel Featherstone

Shortlisted for the 2013 ACT Book of the Year!

Following the death of her husband, Lynne Gleeson travels from her grand ancestral Hobart home to visit her son Gordon in Sydney. Lynne’s alone for the first time in her life and has big plans, but does she have the courage to see them through? Meanwhile Gordon, emotionally isolated and lost in his Year of Living Ridiculously, is determined to find stimulation wherever he can, regardless of the consequences. But will Gordon’s last adventure prove too much for the people who love him? 

"A gentle but powerful narrative that grabs you and holds you till the end." - Marion Halligan

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Triptych Poets: Issue Three

By P.S. Cottier, Joan Kerr, J.C. Inman

From P.S. Cottier’s keen and humorous insights into the wonders of the everyday; to Joan Kerr’s exploration of dying languages and the meaning they leave behind; to J.C. Inman’s limerent lyrical laments about the tragedy of modern relationships - Triptych Poets: Issue Three is new poetry at its unabashed best.

"The poems flow without troughs, just straight peaks from start to finish."
— Mark William Jackson, Verity La

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Fall On Me

By Nigel Featherstone

Fall on Me tells the story of Lou Bard, a single father and Launceston café owner whose world is turned upside down when his intelligent and provocative teenage son, Luke, decides to exhibit his body in an art installation. Now Lou is forced to revisit the secrets of his past, question what it means to be a good father, and discover that there's more love in his life than he could have imagined.

Winner of the ACT Writing and Publishing Award (Fiction) 2012

"Life-affirming, and very tender."
- Denise Young

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