Australian Scholarly Publishing (ASP) is a leading independent publisher of scholarly & general books. Established in 1991, it releases 80 books a year under its Australian Scholarly & International Scholarly (academic), Arden (general & art books), Tantanoola (fiction) and Chancery Bold (law) imprints. Almost all of its titles are in printed form; a growing number are also e-books. Australian Scholarly Publishing has a sales & distribution arm, Australian Book Marketing, which represents Australian Scholarly and overseas publishers to the Australian book trade, special interest groups, schools and libraries.
It is 1665 and London faces two deadly threats – the devastating plague, and dangerous rumblings of a rebellion against the King, Charles II. In the frontline of the plague, the ‘first responders’,...
The first months of London’s Great Plague of 1665 give no hope of any improvement, only an ominous warning of worse to come. Those who can are fleeing the city. Those who can’t – the poor, the...
The Impact of War on Partners and Children of Veterans
by Dianne Dempsey
ISBN: 9781922454669
Pub Date: 2023-06-30
Format: Paperback
Imprint: Arden
186 Pages
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder affected many Australian Vietnam War veterans. This book examines how PTSD also affected their wives, children, and families.
A book is a personal story about spiders and arachnophobia. With humor, deep curiosity and an artist’s eye the author examines her phobia. What is a spider? What makes them so scary? To better understand her own reactions to spiders, she describes her encounters with them in Norway, the USA, Spain, Portugal, Australia and elsewhere.
"This book will save lives—human and animals."Victoria Thompson is a passionate advocate for the protection of animals from great harm. She movingly describes our appalling failures in this regard...
‘GALWAY: Hardiman & Beyond’ is a splendid new history of the Irish city, for release in celebration of James Hardiman’s classic 1820 account of its origins and its recognition today as a European City of Culture.
A contemporary artist is out to win a portrait prize by sketching a Che Guevara rebel from the old Australian colony in Paraguay. The artist’s brother is troubled by doubts about the rebel’s heroic...
Alannah Coleman tirelessly promoted Australian art in the Sixties London art scene, where as a gallery director and curator she cultivated and captivated artists and literary figures such as Arthur Boyd, Charles Bush, Alister Kershaw, Sidney Nolan, Elizabeth Paterson, Albert Tucker and Phyllis Waterhouse.
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Australian Scholarly Publishing (ASP) is a leading independent publisher of scholarly & general books. Established in 1991, it releases 80 books a year under its Australian Scholarly & International Scholarly (academic), Arden (general & art books), Tantanoola (fiction) and Chancery Bold (law) imprints. Almost all of its titles are in printed form; a growing number are also e-books. Australian Scholarly Publishing has a sales & distribution arm, Australian Book Marketing, which represents Australian Scholarly and overseas publishers to the Australian book trade, special interest groups, schools and libraries. 
