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Bookshops and publishers

The bookshops and publishers that help shape Hobart's literary community.

The Squawk newsletter

A window into the stories, writers and literary life of Nipaluna (Hobart).

Walking map

Explore the stories, sites, bookshops and histories woven through the city.

Phrontisterion - Mona Library

Want to know David Walsh? Browse his bookshelves.

Brand and logo guide

Guidelines and examples of how the logo should be applied across general usage, sponsorship or partner applications.

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