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Published in Australia the Women's Library Author Title Format Publisher Date Published in Australia The Women's Library Author Title Format Publisher Date Non-Fiction Allen, Judith Sex and Secrets Book Oxford University Press Amirah Inglis The Hammer & The Sickle and the washing up Book Hyland House 1995 Anne Summers Damned whores and God's Police Book Penguin 1975 Damned Whores and God's Police, The Colonization of Women Book Penguin 1975 in Australia Archer Robyn Women's Role Book George Allen &Unwin 1983 Audrey Oldfield Australian Women and the Vote Book Cambridge 1994 Bell, Anita Your Mortgage and How to Pay it off in 5 Years Random House Australia Briddock, Barbara 2001 Hints for Hassle-Free Living Child & Associates Caine, Barbara Australian Feminism Book Oxford University Press Carol O'Donnell The Basis of the Bargain: Gender, Schooling and Jobs Book George Allen & 1984 Unwin 7/03/2017 1 Published in Australia The Women's Library Author Title Format Publisher Date Caroline Ambrus The Unseen Art Scene: 32 Australian Women Artists Book Irrepressible Press 1995 China Galland The Bond Between Women Book Hodder Headline 1998 Claire Halliday Do You Want Sex With That? Book Viking, Penguin 2009 Books Debra Vinecombe Women Tell Their Stories Book Wakefield Press 2008 Denfeld, Rene The New Victorians Book Allen and Unwin Denise Thompson Freedom for What? Journal DA Thompson 1984 Diane Bell ed. Kungun Ngarrindjeri Miminar Yunnan Book Spinifex Press 2008 Dianna Kelly-Byrne The Gendered Framing of English Teaching: A Selective Case Book Deakin University 1991 Study Donna Lee Brien , Tess Brady The Girls guide to work and life Book Allen & Unwin 2004 Drusilla Modjeska Inner Cities Australian women's memory of place Book Penguin Books 1989 7/03/2017 2 Published in Australia The Women's Library Author Title Format Publisher Date Elisabeth Wynhausen Dirt Cheap: Life at the wrong end of the job market Book Macmillan 2005 Encel, Mackenzie, Tebutt Women and Society an Australian Study Book Cheshire Publishing 1974 Erin Shale Ed Inside Out An Anthology of Coming Out Stories Book Bookman Press Pty 1999 Ltd Fiona Horne Witch: A Magickal Year Book Random House 1999 Fran Peavey Heart Politics Revisited Book Pluto Press 2000 GAP The Encyclopedia of Dreams Book GAP 2002 Geason, Susan Australian Heroines Book ABC Books Germaine Greer Quarterly Essay Whitefella Jump Up Book Black Inc. Schwartz Publishing Gilah C Leder, Shirley N Sampson Educating Girls: Practice and research Book Allen & Unwin 1989 Hanny Lightfoot-Klein A Woman's Odyssey into Africa Book Harrington Park press 1992 7/03/2017 3 Published in Australia The Women's Library Author Title Format Publisher Date Hill, Dawn Love is the answer, What is the question Book Macmillan Hooper, Chloe The Tall Man: Death and Life on Palm Island Book Penguin Group 2008 Inga Clendinnen Dancing With Strangers Book The Text Publishing 2008 Co Jacqueline Goodnow & Carole Pateman Women, Social Science & Public Policy Book George Allen & 1985 Unwin Jenna Mead Bodyjamming Random House Jocelynne A. Scutt & Di Graham For Richer,For Poorer Book Penguin Books Joyce Nicholson What Society Does to Girls Book Virago 1980 Joyce Stevens A History of International Women's Day Book IWD Press 1985 Karina Machado Spirit Sisters Book hachette 2009 Kay Daniels and Mary Murnane Uphill all the way- A Documentary History of Women in Australia Book University of 1980 Queensland Press 7/03/2017 4 Published in Australia The Women's Library Author Title Format Publisher Date Kaz Cooke kid-wrangling The real guide to caring for babies, toddlers and Book Viking Penguin 2003 preschoolers Maria Pallotta-Chiarolli When Our Children Come Out Book Finch Publishing 2005 McLellan, Betty Unspeakable, A Feminist Ethic of Speech Book Other Wise Publication McMURCHY, MEGAN For Love Or Money Book Penguin Books 1981 McRae-McMahon, Dorothy Rituals for life, Love and Loss Book Jane Curry Michaela Mc Guire Apply Within Stories of career Sabotage Book Melbourne University 2009 Press Naomi Klein The Shock Doctrine Book Penguin Books Nelson, Sara So Many Books, So Little Time Book Hodder 2004 A year of Passionate Reading Nikki Bradford The Well Woman's Self Help Directory Book Marie Stopes 1990 NSW government Women & Violence Book NSW government 2000 what you can do if you experience Domestic Violence 7/03/2017 5 Published in Australia The Women's Library Author Title Format Publisher Date Palmer & Short Health Care & Public Policy MacMillan Patricia Grimshaw & Lynne Strahan The Half-Open Door: Sixteen modern Australian women look at Book Hale & Iremonger 1982 professional life and achievement Patricia Grimshaw et al Creating A Nation 1788-1990 Book Penguin 1996 Pauline Johnson Feminism as radical humanism Book Allen & Unwin 1994 Petruchenia, Jude & Thorpe Ros (editors) Social Change & Social Welfare Practice Hale & Iremonger rachel power the divided heart Book red dog 2008 Ren Lexander & Geraldine Rose Seduction By The Stars Book Harper Collins 1998 Rick Smolan A Day In The Life Of Australia Book DITLA 1981 Shakti Gawain Reflections in the Light Book The Pythagorean 1989 Press Sheila Jeffreys The Lesbian Heresy Spinifex Press Pty Ltd 1993 7/03/2017 6 Published in Australia The Women's Library Author Title Format Publisher Date Sheila Rowbotham Hidden From History Book Penguin Books 1973 Sue Lees Sugar and Spice, Sexuality and Adolescent Girls Book Penguin Books 1993 Susan Biggs, Kerry Fallon Horgan Time on, Time out: Flexible work solutions to keep your life in Book Allen & Unwin 1999 balance Susan Mitchell Tall Poppies Book Penguin 1984 Be Bold - and discover the power of praise Book Simon & Schuster 2000 Sylvia Martin Ida Leeson A Life Book Allen & Unwin Tracey Cox Hot Sex How to Do it Book Bantam 1998 Trisha Bernard With the Kama Sutra under my arm Book East Street 2006 Publications Trixie Whitmore Chemical Free Living Book Sally Milner 1990 Publishing Women's Advisory Council of Western Australia Herstory Women in Western Australian History Book Women's Advisory 1986 Council of Western 7/03/2017 7 Published in Australia The Women's Library Author Title Format Publisher Date Youngs, Bettie B Stress and Your Child Harper Collins Non- Fiction Acon Opening The Window: a guide to lesbian health Book Acon 2003 Alice B. Toklas The Alice B. Toklas Cookbook Book Wakefield Press 1995 Amanda Tattam (Ed) Tales From The Blackboard Book Pan Macmillan 1998 Andree Wright Brilliant Careers: Women in Australian Cinema Book Pan Books 1986 Anna Lanyon Malinche's Conquest Book Unwin 1999 Anne Henderson The Killing of Sister McCormack Book Harper Collins 2002 Anouk Ride The Grand Experiment Book Hachette 2007 Ariel Levy Female Chauvinist Pigs Book Schwartz Publishing 2005 7/03/2017 8 Published in Australia The Women's Library Author Title Format Publisher Date Arlene Eisenberg; Heidi E Murkoff; Sandee E Hathaway What To Expect When You're Expecting Book Angus & Robertson 1992 Australian Broadcasting Commission SEX - Delight or Deceiver? Book ABC 1967 Australian Government (GOV) Mabo: The High Court Decision On Native Title - Discussion Book Australian Govt 1993 Paper Publishing Service B.U.G.A. U.P. Ad Expo: A Self-Defence Course For Children Book Ad Expo 1983 Bailey, Julie James Reel Women Book Australian Film 1999 Television & Radio Barbara Hanrahan Iris In her Garden Book University of 1991 Queensland Press Belinda Probert Working Life Book Penguin 1989 Betsy Wearing Beulah Lowe and the Yolngu People Book Betsy Wearing & the 2007 Coast Biographers Bettina Arndt Private Lives Book Penguin 1986 Bija Bennett Emotional Yoga: How The Body Can Heal The Mind Book Bantam Books 2002 7/03/2017 9 Published in Australia The Women's Library Author Title Format Publisher Date Binnaburra Film company Stepping Out Journal Binnaburra Film Company Brad Norington Jennie George Book Allen & Unwin 1998 Brewster, Deborah The Australian Woman's Money Book Book Mandarin 1989 A Practical Guide to Financial Planning Carmel Bird The Penguin Book of Australian Stories Book Viking 2000 Catherine Stimpson Women In Higher Education: An Agenda for the Decade Book UNE 1990 CCH Australia Limited Implementing Affirmative Action For Women Book CCH Australia 1990 Limited Clement Report Beyond the Stereotypes Book The Clemenger Network Clyde, Laurel A. & Lobban, Marjorie Out of the Closet and into the Classroom Book ALIA Thorpe 1992 Homosexuality in books for young people Colleen Woolley Arresting Women: A History of Women in the Victoria Police Book Victoria Press 1997 Coral Edwards; Peter Read (Eds) The Lost Children Book DoubleDay 1989 7/03/2017 10 Published in Australia The Women's Library Author Title Format Publisher Date Dale Spender, ed. Weddings & Wives Book Penguin Books 1994 Dava Sobel (Translator) To Father: The Letters of Sister Maria Celeste to Galileo 1623 Book Fourth Estate 2001 -1633 Davida Allen Close To The Bone: The Autobiography of Vicki Myers Book Simon & Schuster 1991 Debbie Spillane Where Do You Think You're Goin', Lady? Book Allen & Unwin 2007 DEET From Ummm... to Aha!: Recognising Women's Skills Book DEET 1991 Department For Women Directory of Organisations for Women in NSW 1996 Book Department for 1996 Women Dept Environment & Conservation (DEC) Aboriginal Women's Heritage: Nowra Book Dept Environment & 2004 Conservation (DEC) Aboriginal Women's Heritage: Nambucca Book Dept Environment & 2003 Conservation (DEC) Aboriginal Women's Heritage: Brungle & Tumut Book Dept Environment & 2004 Conservation (DEC) Dept of the Parlimentary Library (GOV) Mabo Papers Book Australian Govt 1994 Publishing Service 7/03/2017 11 Published in Australia The Women's
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