Riverton Press will publish a book next year by Italian author Vittoria Pasquini, a text that has been

We relaunched our books in Newtown last week with Penny O’Donnell as launcher-in-chief, Ruth Adler, co-editor of the

Riverton Press will be celebrating a re-launch night on Friday 25 August at the Better Read Than Dead

I was a bit productive during the lockdown time and started writing my father’s book. Jack Bewes had

I try to talk mainly about words and books when I write for Riverton Press, so this comes

The Melbourne book launch of Journeys and Operation Pedro Pan was all it might have been, with many

Journeys, Australian Women in Mexico Edited by Ruth Adler, Jacqueline Buswell and Jenny Cooper Riverton Press, 2021 I

Riverton Press plans to publish a translated book with the translator’s name on the front cover. It’s not

Riverton Press has two books in the making, one about a house and its people, the other about

Some reviews have come in about sprinting on quicksand and it’s surely time to share them here, along

thoughts on the brumby wars As a poet I find it interesting to reflect on a poet’s role

While Riverton Press has its origins along the Murrumbidgee River, it has strong links to Mexico and the

The free street libraries are one of the best things in our cityscape. There are treasures to be

The launch of Journeys in Canberra on 16 July was a hybrid event – pandemic style – live

Journeys: Australian Women in Mexico Compiled and edited by Ruth Adler, Jacqueline Buswell and Jenny Cooper(Riverton Press, 2021) The Australian

The book sprinting on quicksand includes a poem about the Australian crane known as the brolga. Well, really

Proceeds from sales of journeys go to Misión México, a charity based in Tapachula, Chiapas, in southern Mexico.

Riverton was the name of the farm purchased by my grandfather in the 1920s and farmed by my

Riverton Press began with my mother’s poetry book, Me in the Middle. We had a publisher but when