Unwrapping Clouds by Liz McQuilkin | PBIn Unwrapping Clouds, the past isnt a thing mined but rather gently sifted through, coaxing gems of memory to the surface of now. Whether describing the delicate, fading whorls of seashells or the blunt force of human loss, Liz McQuilkins regard for all life is genuine and joyful, tinged with but never overshadowed by sorrow. Ever the optimist, her sense of humour is wry and sometimes mischievous. Through a love of words and wordplay we are invited to

the essence of the present and the past are melded together very thoughtfully and evocatively

She knew there was art to be made and stories to tell from their island lives

Tasmania is world famous for its magnificent mountains and this book is written specifically about Tasmania’s finest mountains

The gods must be disabled is an amalgam of Ben’s working life

frogmouths

campaigns for the protection of floral resources

a university lecturer and a nurse

In the style of his bestselling The Last Hermit Geoff Harwood returns with tales of other famous

These old theatres have embedded themselves deeply into our hearts and memories

Or will Lorelei choose the darker side of her nature

Jules Witek is a musician and photographer whose work has appeared in solo exhibitions at the Pear Shed Gallery

the uniqueness of you and your situation means that no single manual is going to cover it for everyone