Affirm Press
Affirm Press is a new, Melbourne-based publishing company committed to publishing books that have a positive impact on the community. We aim to influence by delight, promote new talent and nurture emerging writers.
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Affirm Press is a new, Melbourne-based publishing company committed to publishing books that have a positive impact on the community. We aim to influence by delight, promote new talent and nurture emerging writers.
For the one in four Australian kids affected by bullying, the so-called ‘best days of your life’ can feel more like Guantanamo Bay for Teens. In Don’t Peak At High School, Australia’s most...
Nothing defies cultured Australia’s sense of itself more than the bogan – that boorish, racist, drunken, sexist, bethonged, Barnesy-loving embarrassment out there in the back blocks.
Part...
In 1856, Simon Kozminsky travelled from Prussia to begin a new life in the fledgling colony of Victoria. In the heady days of the gold rush, he established a jewellery house that would gain world r...
In this affecting novella and collection of stories, Leah Swann burrows deep into the souls of her characters to reveal universal complexities, frailties and strengths. From searching for love to c...
In this memoir, legendary rock showman Dave Graney takes us on a journey about growing up, finding your voice and hitting the right pitch. In 1977, Dave sets off on a road-trip from small-town...
‘This collection is beautifully formed’ – The Age
‘Wintonesque’ – Sunday Herald Sun
‘A major new talent has arrived’ – Sydney Morning Herald
Small towns harbour secrets. Rising, receding and...
‘Divola dresses memories and musings in a sunburnt innocence that captures the hear of the era perfectly.’ – Rolling Stone
‘It is evocative, and very keenly observed.’ – The Sunday Age
Barry...
‘What a bruising collection this is…’ – Sonya Hartnett
Dip into the world of Bob Franklin’s fiction at your own risk. The calm surface belies a swift undertow and snags galore. These are not horror ...
‘The spiritual heart of her city is the Fitzroy of Helen Garner […] Jenny Sinclair knows her town and people’ – The Age
What makes Melbourne unique? And where does it get its x-factor? Journalist...
‘The best foreign correspondent of his generation’ – P.J. O'Rourke
‘Wonderful, exuberant and eccentric’ – Sydney Morning Herald
Andrew Mueller couldn’t decide between being a rock journalist, travel ...
The Slow Guide to Melbourne is a lifestyle guide for Melburnians who want to slow down and live it up. Refashioned, refreshed and fully recharged, The Slow Guide is the perfect tonic in these...
The iconic song by Paul Kelly and Kev Carmody, our national anthem of hope and optimism, is now also a wonderful children’s book illustrated by Gurindji schoolchildren and featuring evocative...
A beautician smuggles her family out of communist Hungary; a man steps off a train and gets his life on track; a Pitjantjatjara woman guards the secrets of a sacred women’s Dreaming. In a...
There are precious few places still untouched by tourism. Paradise Lost? Chance would be a fine thing. More like Paradise Packaged, Marketed and Sold in Easy-to-Enjoy Portions. And if there’s...
From her new home in Central Australia, on the eve of 2008, postcard author Beth Sometimes embarked on a daring challenge: to write a postcard to somebody, everybody, anybody and anything every...