About Post Pressed
Post Pressed is a quality small-scale publisher. It was established by John Knight, a retired academic and long-standing poetry, short story and literary review editor of the journal Social Alternatives, and co-editor of the Australian haiku journal, Paper Wasp. He brought a unique understanding of literary authors, their needs and the challenges of the marketplace to publishing.
John passed away on February 24, 2012. While Post Pressed will not be taking on new work in the foreseeable future, academic titles will continue to be available for sale through this site or through e-Content Management.
To peruse our titles, please use the menus at the top of the page.
What's new?
The following collections of books are now available at a discounted price.
Bundle #1
The Education and Learning Pack
Asking price: AUD $79.00(Discounted from AUD $199.00)
Bundle #2
The Education and Community Pack
Asking price: AUD $99.00(Discounted from AUD $332.00)
Bundle #3
The Resources for Teachers Pack
Asking price: AUD $99.00(Discounted from AUD $332.00)
The following titles are available from Post Pressed in 2011 and 2012.
Representations of Indigenous Australians in the mainstreet new media
By
Clemence Due and Damien W. Riggs.
Foreword by
Martha Augoustinos.
ISBN: 978-1-921214-95-0 .
AUD $55.00 + p&p.
Third Australia Haiku Anthology
Edited by
Jacqui Murray and Katherine Samuelowicz.
ISBN: 978-1-921214-94-3.
AUD $20.00 + p&p.
Changing the paradigm:
Education as the key to a socially inclusive future
Edited by
Tom Stehlik and Jan Patterson.
Foreword by
Alan Reid.
ISBN: 978-1-922020-00-0.
AUD $55.00 + p&p.
Feeling Real:
‘it’s like putting my hand through a wall into another world’.
By
Leigh Burrows (PhD).
ISBN: 978-1-921214-92-9 9 .
AUD $75.00 + p&p.
Learning Strategies, Performance Indicators and University Student Satisfaction:
What Can Psychosocial Variables Tell Us?
Edited by
Nerina J. Caltabiano, Marie L. Caltabiano, and Agnes Au.
ISBN: 978-1-921214-90-5.
AUD $65.00 + p&p.
Contesting Colonialism:
Indigenous Knowledge and Indigenous Research
"Contesting Colonialism" is a series of titles on Indigenous issues published by PostPressed and Verdant House, in cooperation with e-Content Management.
The following titles in the series are available from this site.
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Aboriginal Knowledge Narratives & Country
Marri Kunkimba Putj Putj Marrideyan -
Arlathirnda Ngurkarnda Ityirnda: Being-Knowing-Doing
De-Colonising Indigenous Tertiary Education - Boigu Island
Out of sight, out of mind -
Indigenous education and the adventure of insight
Learning and teaching in indigenous classrooms -
Indigenous Narratives of Success
Building Positive and Effective Communication in Group Conversation - Patrons & Riders
Conflicting Roles & Hidden Objectives in an Aboriginal Development Programme -
Please knock before you enter
Aboriginal regulation of Outsiders and the implications for researchers -
Rethinking Indigenous Education
Culturalism, Colonialism and the Politics of Knowing -
The More Things Change…
The Origins and Impact of Australian Indigenous Economic Exclusion
Contact
All enquiries can be directed to Laurence Knight, the executor of John Knight's estate, at 99 Clipper St, Inala, 4077. He can be emailed at l.knight@optusnet.com.au.
Acknowledgments
Post Pressed acknowledges the First Peoples of the countries that are now called Australia. Post Pressed is committed to respect and support Indigenous Sovereignty through the publication of Indigenous Knowledge.
Post Pressed expresses its gratitude to the Red Desert Gallery (specialists in Aboriginal fine art) for their service to educate Australians and visitors to Australia about indigenous culture and the stories told through indigenous art.