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Darlings of indie craft launch Owl Know How

May 8 2012

Cat Rabbit is well-known in Tasmania's crafting underworld for her hand-stitched, felty, anthropomorphic creatures.  Isobel Knowles, of Architecture in Helsinki fame, is an animator extraordinnaire, talented in giving natural movement to unnatural things.

Now these two clever chooks have made a children's book, and it is a pure delight to read. And, would you believe it? They're coming to Tasmania to launch their book.

Vogel's Literary Award winner 2012!

May 1 2012

Thirty-two-year old Paul Carter has won the prestigious Australian/Vogel's Literature Award 2012, for his coming of age novel set in AFL-obsessed Melbourne.

Eleven Seasons took nine years to finish and was described by judges as heartfelt, tough-minded and occasionally shocking.

If you'd like a look at this tough little number we have it in our Hobart and Launceston shops...

Fullers in Australian Book Industry Awards 2012

Apr 17 2012

The finalists for this year's Australian Book Industry Awards (ABIA) have been announced! Fullers is very proud to be finalists for Independent Bookseller of the Year for our Hobart shop, and Regional Bookseller of the Year for our Launceston shop. 

Fullers Findings out now

Apr 10 2012

The wait is over! It's a new season. It's a new Fullers Findings, printed and mailed to subscribers bi-monthly.  Come on in and pick up the incredibly suave and helpful guide to what is sexy and interesting in this season's books*.  

Or keep reading... whatever.

FINAL SNEAK PEEK

Clippings

Feb 16 2012

Here comes the second round of clippings excellence! Keep an eye on your mailbox, our Fullers Findings will be arriving soon.

Everyone likes a sneak peak. So here you go. No muss. No fuss. Clippings from the Fullers Findings seasonal newsletter,  which are printed and mailed to subscribers bi-monthly. The next issue is due out March 2012. All books are tried and tested, and have passed the Fullers' rigorous 'Like' criteria.

A big thank you to Henry Rosenbloom!

Jan 31 2012
Henry Rosenbloom takes Fullers by hook, crook and book

Yesterday we had Henry in our minds, massaging our brains.

It was a cool, sunny evening and Fullers Bookshop Hobart was lucky enough to be host to the eloquent, erudite Henry Rosenbloom, from Scribe Publications. it was a fantastic opportunity  for any book loving, book hating, or book fearing individuals to hear about the past, the now and the future of the book publishing industry in Australia from one of the foremost speakers on the topic. 

Check out his blog. Go on.

HAPPY AUSTRALIAN READING (with a few specials thrown in)

Jan 25 2012
Australia Day Specials? Oh, alright then

Dear Everybody,

Because we love you all so much, and we love being in Tasmania, which happens to be part of Australia (without getting all political; we're too mellow for that today), and because we would like to point out that Australia is full of many wonders, the least being that we have superior talents with writing, making and reading books,  we've collected together some of our favourite Australian writing. Hence the pic. Look closely! You might find your new best friend in there.

Happy Australian reading, folks.

With love, always love,

Our 2011 Bestsellers!

Jan 7 2012
Fullers Bookshop bestsellers!

 

Check out the top five Fullers Bookshop bestsellers for 2011!

 

LAUNCESTON'S BESTSELLERS

The Hare With the Amber Eyes  By Edmund De Waal

The Roving Party by Rohan Wilson (and winner of the 2011 Vogel Literary Prize! Well done, Rohan)

Crack Hardy by Stephen Dando-Collins

Mawson by Peter FitzSimons

...and our very own