New Non-Fiction (May 2014)

• A love letter to the city – Stephen Powers
• Baby and a backpack: an extraordinary tale of courage, hope, determination and love – Jane Cornelius
• Community: salad recipes from Arthur Street Kitchen – Hetty McKinnon
• Diary of a foreign minister – Bob Carr
• Dirty secrets: our ASIO files – Meredith Burgman (Ed.)
• Everyday sexism – Laura Bates
• Fashionable Selby – Todd Selby
• Gandolfini: the real life of the man who made Tony Soprano – Dan Bischoff
• Gazing at the stars: memories of a child survivor – Eva Slonim
• Geek sublime: writing fiction, coding software – Vikram Chandra
• Melbourne – Tess Lea
• Noise in my head: voices from the ugly Australian underground – Jimi Kritzler
• Outside the box: interviews with contemporary cartoonists – Hillary L Chute (Ed.)
• Sh*t Asian mothers say – Benjamin and Michelle Law
• The boy who was raised as a dog: and other stories from a child psychiatrist’s notebook: what traumatized children can teach us about loss, love and healing – Bruce D. Perry
• The fair trade scandal: marketing poverty to benefit the rich – Ndongo S. Sylla
• The forest feast: simple vegetarian recipes from my cabin in the woods – Erin Gleeson
• The Moth – Catherine Burns (Ed.)
• The virtues of the table: how to eat and drink – Julian Baggini
• The Wes Anderson collection – Matt Zoller Seitz
• Universal hunks: a pictorial history of muscular men from around the world, 1895-1975 – David Chapman
• Vintage girls – Nadia Barbaro
• Who owns the future? – Jaron Lanier
• Words will break cement: the passion of Pussy Riot – Masha Gessen
• Zizek’s jokes: (did you hear the one about Hegel and negation?) – Slavoj Zizek