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- Sep 28, 2026
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An excerpt from Tongue by Kathryn Crowcroft | Giramondo Publishing (opens the original)
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A hybrid work of lyric nonfiction, and the debut book by a brilliant Australian poet and scholar, Tongue by Kathryn Crowcroft (Giramondo, 2026) speaks to urgent contemporary conversations about gendered violence and control, intergenerational silence, and the politics of testimony. The text is accompanied by images, including historical illustrations, engravings, paintings and handwritten notes. Read an excerpt from the book below. Years ago, when I decided to look into the mouth, I sent my pass
Endorsements for Asterion by Amy Crutchfield | Giramondo Publishing (opens the original)
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Asterion by Amy Crutchfield (Giramondo, 2026) is the author’s first collection since winning the Prime Minister’s Literary Award for Poetry with The Cyprian in 2023. Read a selection of endorsements for the book below, quoted in full. ‘Asterion is one of the most thrilling volumes of Australian poetry I’ve read in many years. Taking the much-maligned figure of the minotaur as her guiding avatar, Crutchfield navigates the labyrinths of intimacy, violence, suffering, ageing and other transformatio
Ender Başkan wins Prime Minister’s Literary Award for Poetry with Two Hundred Million Musketeers | Giramondo Publishing (opens the original)
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Ender Başkan has won the 2026 Prime Minister’s Literary Award for Poetry with his debut collection Two Hundred Million Musketeers. The announcement was made on 10 September at the National Library of Australia in Canberra. Başkan, a Melbourne-based poet, novelist, small-press publisher and bookseller, will receive a tax-free $80,000 in prize money. The book, which explores the complexities of new parenthood and family life, previously won the Anne Elder Award and was shortlisted for a Victorian
Excerpt: Hafni Says by Helle Helle | Danish literature | Translation (opens the original)
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A Nordic Council Literature Prize finalist, Hafni Says by acclaimed Danish author Helle Helle (Giramondo, 2026) is a marvellously inventive road-trip novel that explores the desire to be anyone but yourself, translated by Martin Aitken. It is the second novel by Helle published by Giramondo following they, with both books set in the same fictional universe, with recurring characters and settings. Read an excerpt from Hafni Says below. She set off from home on a Tuesday morning. Her travel bag ha
An excerpt from Now, Autonomy by Max Easton | Giramondo Publishing (opens the original)
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Max Easton launched his third novel Now, Autonomy at The Gaelic Club in Surry Hills, Sydney – a place where the characters of his book play punk gigs and plan rebellion. Following performances by Gayab and the legendary DJ Smallcock (aka Lucas Abela) and before the night’s send-off by Tee Vee Repairman, Easton read a passage from Now, Autonomy set in the venue. Read a transcript of that excerpt here. Credit for the monochrome photos featured above to Lauren Eiko. Inside, Sunny helped find a comf
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