Moshpit Publishing: 234 books

YES! You can write your own copy is for people who can already think clearly and write reasonably well.Most simply need to shift their focus a bit: talk benefits not features, show how they meet the prospects' needs and prove why their product or service should be chosen over what their...

Tony Scanlon has been publishing poetry since the mid-1960s. A number of poems in this collection have won major awards, including the Jesse Litchfield Award for N.T. Literature in 1990. He has twice won the Red Earth Poetry (N.T.) prize.Tony's poems appear in many anthologies of contemporary...

Once Upon a Record takes the reader behind the usually sacrosanct doors of the music industry.Geoffrey Weule has worked with some of the greatest names in music and entertainment. His career, spanning more than half a century, covered record retail, record companies, artist management, music,...

The story of my 13 year Police Career that ended in PTSD, depression, my battle with suicide and the long road back. My hope is my story helps other people realize there is light at the end of the tunnel. If you are considering reading this book then I want you to know who I am and what I want to...

Type 1 diabetic and stroke survivor Barnaby Howarth was three-quarters of the way through writing his autobiography in 2005 when he had a stroke and was placed on life support after being bashed outside a nightclub in Sydney. When he recovered, he finished writing his manuscript and had it self-published,...

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Phil is a man with a minor dependence on prescription medications who has conversations with famous people from history on his telephone, despite the fact that it’s out of order.Zac is a journalist working on an expose of the illegal drug industry. He’s joined-at-the-hip to Phil because of an...

In the rough and tumble town of colonial Sydney in an alternative Steam-punk world, Phyllida Thorn flies under the radar by cross-dressing. She can swank and swagger with the best gentlemen of the Antipodes without anyone ruffling her feathers. Rich and beautiful Hilary Templestowe has had...

In her book, Escarpment: Fibonacci poetry, Virginia Gow has applied the Fibonacci sequence of numbers to her poetry by counting the syllables in the words to determine the length of the lines.The subsequent patterns make for a visually appealing book, quite aside from the pleasures of Virginia's...

SILVER MEDAL WINNER: 2017 Global Ebook Awards At the age of 58, Halle McQueen made the bravest decision of her life; to live in the Amazon jungle of Peru to study the plant medicine and build a small business. Armed with her newfound bravado and blissfully ignorant about the dangers, Halle returned...

Burnished: Burnside Life Stories is a collection of life accounts from residents of Burnside Children's Homes, Sydney, compiled by Kate Shayler, author of 'The Long Way Home' and 'A Tuesday Thing'. When Kate released 'The Long Way Home', her own story of childhood at Burnside, she was overwhelmed...

A finalist in the 2014 Indie Excellence Awards, this is a collection of prose poems on love, loss, longing and yearning, and on dealing with the vagaries of life. It is a small journey from the deepest emotions of love and loss to the sometimes overwhelming realisation of the beauty of life.

Citizen Malfunction is a book of over 250 selected poems - the distillation of 34 years of Stanley’s often pugnacious life - taken from a number of unpublished collections, including Chaos Junction, Ten Poems of Destruction and Catalog.These poems cover a great deal of awkward territory at...

The Bi-Polar Express – Natasha’s Ride All my life I knew I was different, I didn’t fit in. I always felt I could do everything – but things never worked out for me, I’d either get depressed for no reason or be hyper-active. As you read my book, you will follow the ups and downs,...