New Releases by Amy Brown

Do you find crumbs in your butter? Do your socks constantly go missing? Can''t find your keys? It''s faeries! The Faery Pest Guide will tell you what types of goblins, sprites, and trolls inhabit your home and how to deal with them. This guide was originally published in 2010, but has been out of print for a few years. Due to a recent surge in reports of pesky faery activity, we''ve re-released this guide to help fed up home owners. 58 full color pages. Drawings and info on various types of house-faeries.

A picture book suitable for fairy lovers of all ages. Contains a poem about a woman reminiscing about meeting faeries as a child. Each page illustrated with full color images. This is a children''s book, but it''s suitable for all ages. It''s an illustrated poem I wrote in 1997. I included the art I originally painted in 1997 to accompany the poem as well as new images painted in 2009 when I finally published it. Faery Dance was originally published in December 2009.

Insightful and intelligent, this compelling collection of poems touches on themes of memory, travel, and the unconscious. With images and scenes carrying the burden of disclosure, these pieces create a thoughtful and provocative narrative along with a palpable and engaging outside world.

TFBC: The Arrival is a compilation of comics from the Tales From Band Camp website. TFBC is a comic strip about life in a marching band.

Itinerary-based guides focusing on the best places to see and things to do, picked by our local correspondents. They are ideal for visitors new to a destination and perhaps pressed for time. To help readers follow the routes easily, the books contain full-size pull-out maps.

Comprises papers of Amy Neville Brown and Valentine Alexa Leeper, ca. 1920-1969, relating to their activities with the Victorian Aboriginal Group, the Citizens Educational Fellowship, the Christian Co-operative Fellowship, Christian Education Fellowship and the Christian Co-operative Credit Union. The papers include minute books, general correspondence and publications produced by these groups. There are some documents relating to the National Assocation for the Advancement of the Native Race, which amalgamated with the Victorian Aboriginal Group in 1971.