The Seeker and the Sage | Brigid Delaney in Conversation with Zoe Coyle
How Stoic principles can help us navigate the challenges of our divided, unstable world. Can…
Events at Fullers
Palawa Tunapri: Knowledge of Our Ancestors | An Evening with Trish Hodge, Ryk Goddard and Gina Chick
Trish Hodge has spent 20 years researching and documenting the traditional uses of over 350…
The Hiding Place | Kate Mildenhall in Conversation with Jane Rawson
They’re good people. Why shouldn’t they get what they deserve? When Lou sees an ad…
Shopper Night 2025
Join us for our annual Christmas Shopper Night. There will be complimentary nibbles & bubbles,…
Sex, Gender & Identity: Trans Rights in Australia | Paula Gerber in Conversation
These days, barely a week goes by without pointed media stories about the trans community,…
The Montegiallo School of Swearing | Andrew HC McDonald in Conversation with Meg Bignell
An accidental purchase of a villa and a chaotic Eat, Pray, Love adventure in Italy…
Holding the Moment: Haiku and Photographs | Debra Fast Johnson and Judith E.P. Johnson in Conversation with Pen Tayler
Holding the Moment, a creative collaboration from Judith E.P. Johnson (haiku) and her daughter, Debra…
The Underworld | Sophie Laguna in Conversation with Danielle Wood
The much awaited new novel from the Miles Franklin Award-winning author, Sofie Laguna. The Underworld is…
The Australian Wars | In Conversation with Henry Reynolds, Nicholas Clements, Greg Lehman and Cassandra Pybus
For the first time, The Australian Wars brings what for too long has been considered the historical…
Heart of Ice | Joy McCann in Conversation with Dr Annaliese Claydon and Dr Sue Cook
As scientists sound the alarm over abrupt changes in Antarctica’s sea ice and ocean currents—changes…
Tasmania: An Island Dream Volume Three | Don Defenderfer in Conversation with Reg Marron
Don Defenderfer completes his trilogy of books about Tasmania with the release of TASMANIA an island dream volume 3, a…
A Loo of One’s Own | Eleri Harris in Conversation
The fascinating (and sometimes hilarious) story of the first women elected to federal parliament and…
Makers | Ivett Dodd in Conversation
Step inside the creative heart of Lutruwita / Tasmania, where design is deeply personal, beautifully…
Tasmanian Plant Names Unravelled Second Edition | Mark & James Wapstra in Conversation with Hannah Maloney
Tasmanian Plant Names Unravelled is the first comprehensive species-by-species guide to the origin and meaning of the…
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A regular book launch usually runs for about 45 minutes to an hour, followed by signing.