This first-ever collection of Australian poet Judith Wright’s nonfiction is a compelling portrait of a prescient voice on modern Australia.

The final, posthumous collection of poems from Australia’s unofficial poet laureate

The story of an empire made and an empire undone – and what emerged from the ashes – by one of the world’s leading authorities on Soviet Russia.

The tale of a town, and a nation

Edited by Eliza Hull, this is the first major anthology by parents with disabilities. 

Independent publisher Black Inc. is seeking a Marketing Manager to design and oversee marketing strategies for our growing list.

The Earth’s sounds are wonderfully diverse, complex and beautiful – but they are under threat.

Black Inc. is seeking a Publicist or Senior Publicist to join our busy and dynamic team.

In an age of cascading crises, we need the radical potential of democracy more than ever. Does it have a future, or will the demagogues and despots win? We are about to find out. Read an extract from The Shortest History of Democracy. 

From the conquest of the skies to the exploration of the Poles, Hélène Gaudy's haunting and brilliant award-winning novel, set in the ethereal landscape of the Arctic, reflects on the human need to discover, describe, conquer and ultimately shrink the world. Read an extract.