SOCIAL COMMENTARY
&
Buddhism for
Meat Eaters
Critical Thought
Women, Men
and the Whole
Damn Thing
David Leser
RRP $29.99
In this essential and
incisive investigation,
David Leser unearths
the roots of misogyny,
its inextricable links
to the patriarchy and how history brought
us to the #Metoo movement and the wave of
incandescent female rage that is sweeping
the world.
Growing Up Queer
in Australia
Benjamin Law
RRP $29.99
Josephine Moon
RRP $24.99
Open and honest,
Buddhism for Meat Eaters
encourages readers to be
more mindful about their
choices and offers ways
for people to live ethically, honestly and guilt-
free, whether as a carnivore, vegetarian or vegan.
Poster Boy
Peter Drew
RRP $29.99
Packed full of Peter
Drew's memorable
images, Poster Boy is an
intelligent, funny and
brutally honest dive into
the stew of individual,
family and national identity. It's about politics
and art, and why we need them both. And it's
about making a mark.
On Eating Meat
Compiled by celebrated
author and journalist
Benjamin Law, Growing
Up Queer in Australia
assembles voices from
across the spectrum of LGBTQIA+ identity.
Spanning diverse places, eras, genders,
ethnicities and experiences, these are the
stories of growing up queer in Australia.
Matthew Evans
RRP $32.99
On Eating Meat is a
scorching manifesto
on the ethics of eating
meat by the best placed
person to write about
it - farmer and chef
Matthew Evans, aka The
Gourmet Farmer.
Due
SEPT
3
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Sand Talk
17
Tyson Yunkaporta
RRP $32.99
What happens when
global systems are
viewed from an Indigenous perspective? How
does it affect the way we see history, money,
power and learning? Could it change the world?
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Outgrowing God
Richard Dawkins
RRP $32.99
Should we believe in God?
In this new book, written for a new generation,
the brilliant science writer and author of The
God Delusion explains why we shouldn't.
17
Due
SEPT
17
Talking to Stangers
Malcolm Gladwell
RRP $35.00
Malcolm Gladwell is back
with a powerful and
provocative exploration of what our interactions
with strangers tell us about who we are. He sets
out to understand why we act the way we do,
and how we all might know a little more about
those we don't.
POLITICS
On Fire
Naomi Klein
RRP $29.99
In On Fire Naomi Klein
shows us how the only
way forward out of a polluted world is through
policy reform. What's needed, she argues, is
something with radical verve and guaranteed
protections – in other words, a New Deal.
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Plots and Prayers
Niki Savva
RRP $35.00
In an enthralling sequel
to her bestselling The
Road to Ruin, Niki Savva
reveals the inside story
of eight days of madness
that cast a Liberal prime
minister and his party into the outer darkness
of Australian politics.
Due
SEPT
9
Annabel Crabb
on Politics,
Work and Gender:
Quarterly Essay 75
Annabel Crabb
RRP $22.99
In this Quarterly Essay, Annabel Crabb deploys
political observation, workplace research and
her characteristic humour and intelligence to
argue that gender equity cannot be achieved
until men are as free to leave the workplace as
women are to enter it.
Due
AUG
27
How Powerful
We Are
Sally Rugg
RRP $32.99
Sally Rugg, one of Australia's leading activists,
takes you behind the scenes of one of
Australia's biggest campaigns to show how
we can use our voice to champion what we
believe in.
Due
AUG
19
Don Dunstan
Angela Woollacott
RRP $32.99
This is the first major
biography of Don Dunstan, one of the few
state premiers to stride the national stage
and make a lasting mark on Australian life.
Dunstan's life story helps us to appreciate this
watershed era and to see how one small state
could, for a time, lead a nation.
Available in-store and online collinsbooks.com.au