Tim Winton stands as one of Australia's most esteemed novelists, with works that delve into the profound connections between people and their environment. His prose is renowned for its sensory richness and poetic language, vividly capturing the Australian landscape and psyche. Through his narratives, Winton frequently explores themes of family, identity, and the intricate relationships that shape human lives. His significance lies in his ability to craft unforgettable characters and powerful emotional experiences that resonate with readers globally.
Acclaimed author Tim Winton delivers a compelling narrative that resonates with contemporary themes in this upcoming novel. With a reputation bolstered by two Booker Prize nominations, Winton's latest work promises to be a significant contribution to modern literature, exploring relevant issues and human experiences. Set to release in October 2024, it is anticipated as a must-read for fans of profound storytelling.
The Shepherd's Hut is an exquisite, brutal coming of age novel. It tells the story of Jaxie, a boy on the run from his past, and explores the way love and hate combine to form a young man's beliefs.
Following on from his gorgeous memoirs Land's Edge and Island Home, The Boy Behind the Curtain tells more remarkable true stories from Tim Winton: it is his most personal book to date.
A wise, passionate and compelling investigation into how our landscape makes us who we are.
Tim Winton’s homage to the ocean and his childhood is a magnificent celebration of life at its limits.
From the Booker shortlisted author of Dirt Music and Cloudstreet, Eyrie is a heart-stoppingly moving novel for our times.
Twelve-year-old Morton, known as Ort, finds his life upended when his father is severely injured in a car accident. As Ort, along with his sister, mother, and grandmother, grapples with the aftermath, a mysterious stranger enters their lives, adding to their turmoil.
Venturing beyond all limits--in relationships, physical challenge, and in sexual behavior--there is a point where oblivion is the only outcome. Full of Winton's lyrical genius for conveying physical sensation, "Breath" is a rich and atmospheric coming-of-age tale.
Featuring a series of interlinked stories, this collection showcases the author's skill in weaving complex narratives. Renowned for previous works like "Dirt Music" and "The Riders," the two-time Man Booker Prize nominee explores themes of connection and transformation, offering readers a rich tapestry of characters and experiences. Each story contributes to a larger narrative, inviting reflection on the nuances of life and relationships.
This text is a comprehensive, authoritative, and illustrated history of the Royal Navy from its earliest times to the present day. This edition is updated to include recent operations in the first and second Gulf wars.