We publish books that matter — narrative and literary nonfiction on important topics, and the best of local, international, and translated fiction.

This month we’re publishing a wide range of books offering perspectives from all over the world. Black and Blue by Veronica Gorrie is the remarkable memoir of an Aboriginal woman who became one of a rare few Aboriginal police officers in Australia, fighting through appaling institutional racism and sexism; The Invention of Miracles by Katie Booth tells the dual stories of Alexander Graham Bell’s world-changing invention of the telephone, and his dangerous war against sign language and deaf culture; Plunder by Menachem Kaiser is an improbable and profound story of family, legacy, and stolen Nazi treasure; Little Brother by Ibrahima Balde and Amets Arzallus Antia is a heartbreaking testimony that gives a voice, heart, and soul to the masses of refugees and asylum seekers struggling to achieve a better life for themselves and their families; The Walls Came Tumbling Down by Henriette Roosenburg is a World War II classic, the extraordinary memoir of a young resistance fighter; and Higher Ground is a prize-winning novel by German author Anke Stelling that takes a ferocious and funny look at motherhood, parenthood, family, and friendship thrust into battle.

Read about these titles below, and to win a copy head to our Facebook or Instagram and let us know which one you’d most like to read and why.

To win a copy of one of our new releases, head to our Facebook or Instagram. Entries close Friday 16 April. AU & NZ residents only.