Rifling Paradise
by Jem Poster Offering an ispired meditation on the relationship between humankind and the natural environment, Rifling Paradise tells the gripping tale of an emotional and psychological reckoning.
Price (AU$): $32.95
ISBN: 034092165X
Grassdogs
by Mark O'Flynn A superb evocation of the Australian landscape, and a moving story of the nature of innocence, of families and justice. Price (AU$): $27.95
ISBN: 0732283345
The Waterlily
by Kate Llewellyn The first book of the Blue Mountains Trilogy is a modern classic which evolves, in diary form, the delights and minutiae of Mountains life. Price (AU$): $16.40
ISBN: 0949873160
Remnants
by Nigel Featherstone
Following his wife's death, Mitchell Granville, retired barrister and son of a celebrated politician, spends his twighlight years in a village in the Blue Mountains.
Price (AU$): $29.95
ISBN: 1740761308
The Service of Clouds
by Delia Falconer
The year the Hydro Majestic Hotel failed as a hydropathic institute, Harry Kitchings fell in love with the air and stayed. Set in a vast landscape haunted by sadness, this is a fictional interpretation of the times of Harry Phillips, inspired Mountains photographer.
Price (AU$): $21.00
ISBN: 0330360272
Tomorrow we go to Megalong Valley
by Various
A collection of short stories that evoke a sense of place, the spirit and history of the Megalong Valley.
Price (AU$): $20.00
ISBN:
Wild Ephemera
by John Low
First collection of poems by Blue Mountains Historian John Low.
Price (AU$): $12.50
ISBN: 9780941053549
Offering an ispired meditation on the relationship between humankind and the natural environment, Rifling Paradise tells the gripping tale of an emotional and psychological reckoning.
A superb evocation of the Australian landscape, and a moving story of the nature of innocence, of families and justice. 
The first book of the Blue Mountains Trilogy is a modern classic which evolves, in diary form, the delights and minutiae of Mountains life.
Following his wife's death, Mitchell Granville, retired barrister and son of a celebrated politician, spends his twighlight years in a village in the Blue Mountains.
The year the Hydro Majestic Hotel failed as a hydropathic institute, Harry Kitchings fell in love with the air and stayed. Set in a vast landscape haunted by sadness, this is a fictional interpretation of the times of Harry Phillips, inspired Mountains photographer.
A collection of short stories that evoke a sense of place, the spirit and history of the Megalong Valley.
First collection of poems by Blue Mountains Historian John Low.