Tim Kastelle

Explore the fascinating concept of Songlines - a unique way of storing knowledge used by Aboriginal people for generations. In Songlines: The Power and Promise, the authors reveal the merging of Indigenous and non-Indigenous voices in a new ‘third archive’ that combines writing and technology with traditional oral transmission. Discover how this innovative approach can deepen our understanding of knowledge and provide a promising new path for sharing it with others.

Indigenous author Tyson Yunkaporta presents a paradigm-shifting book that offers a unique perspective on global systems tied to the natural and spiritual world. Sand Talk covers historical and cultural issues, education, money, power, and sustainability, providing answers on how to do things differently. Yunkaporta uses symbols and diagrams to convey knowledge, providing a new model for everyday life. Sand Talk presents a different way of thinking, one that is spiritually and physically tied to the earth around us, and how it can save our world.

Discover the dark side of Brisbane's music scene in this cult classic, now with a new introduction. Pig City explores the corrupt and oppressive Bjelke-Petersen government and its impact on Brisbane's musicians, activists, and radio announcers. Despite facing violence and harassment, these individuals bravely fought to be heard. With a scathing new introduction, this 10th anniversary edition delves into the troubling developments since then and the changing shape of Brisbane's music scene. Don't miss out on this eye-opening read.

Explore the impact of technology and intellection on the architectural design studio with Four Studios. Ann Pendleton-Jullian's collection of essays dives deep into the fundamental assumptions, means, and methods of the studio and how they have transformed over time. With smart and thought-provoking insights, Four Studios presents a decisive argument for the need to adapt to the new and unfamiliar world of architecture today.

Discover how to break free from the restrictive "giant hairball" of traditional business practices that lead to mediocrity. With anecdotes and lessons from his 30-year career inspiring creativity at Hallmark Cards, Gordon MacKenzie shares how to awaken and foster your own creative genius. This entertaining and empowering book is a must-read for managers and professionals seeking new ways to invigorate employees and achieve fulfilling work.

A ground-breaking, uncompromising and unflinching memoir about grooming, intergenerational trauma, grief and love....

Discover the forces shaping the future and how our ability to create meaning will determine our fate.  In The World We Create, Tomas Björkman reveals how stress, depression, inequality, and environmental destruction are symptoms of an unsustainable state of cultural tension.  Through history, economics, sociology, developmental psychology and philosophy, Björkman charts how we got here and offers perspectives on how we can create a more meaningful, sustainable world.

The Memo is the essential career guide for women of color, offering practical advice to overcome the unique obstacles they face in the workplace. Minda Harts draws from her own experiences as a CEO and fundraising consultant for top colleges, providing actionable tips on navigating networking, office politics, and money, while also addressing uncomfortable truths about corporate America. The Memo is a vital resource for any woman of color looking to succeed in her career.

Explore feminist thought in the context of work and management with this empowering and concise book. Discover how feminism can liberate our understanding of these fields and challenge assumptions about both feminism and business. With insights and critiques aimed at the practicing manager and business student, this book offers a fresh, positive vision that is remarkably relevant today.