This page is under construction and  is dedicated to Indigenous authors and their works. Please note this post references Aboriginal people who are deceased.

I will initially concentrate on the Aussie Indigenous peoples and will be borrowing a lot from Dr Anita Heiss’s Black Book Challenge which you can find on her blog here.

• Graham Ackhurst – Borderland
• Ali Cobby Eckermann – Ruby Moonlight, Too Afraid to Cry, Inside My Mother, Little Bit Long Time
• Dr Anita Heiss – Barbed Wire and Cherry Blossoms, Am I Black Enough For You, multiple titles
• Ellen van Neervan – Heat and Light, Comfort Food
• Boori Monty Pryor – Maybe Tomorrow
• Bruce Pascoe – Dark Emu
• Alexis Wright – The Swan Book, Carpenteria, multiple titles
• Kim Scott – That Deadman Dance, Taboo, multiple titles
•  Melissa Lucashenko – Mullumbimby, Steam Pigs
• Larissa Behrendt – Legacy
• Nicole Watson – The Boundary
• Claire G Coleman – Terra Nullius
• Charles Perkins – A Bastard Like Me
• Bill Dodd – Broken Dreams
• Rita and Jackie Huggins – Aunty Rita
• Jackie Huggins – Sister Girl
• Ruby Langford Ginibi – Don’t Take Your Love to Town, Real Deadly, multiple titles.
• Stan Grant – The Tears of Strangers
• Sally Morgan – My Place
• Monty Walgar – Jinangga
• PhilipMcLaren- Scream Black Murder, Sweet Water – Stolen Land, Murder in Utopia, multiple titles
• Kenny Laughton – NotQuite Men, No Longer Boys
• Leah Purcell – Black Chicks Talking
• Sam Watson – The Kadaitcha Sung
• Herb Wharton – Unbranded
• Noel Pearson – Up from the Mission
• Doris Pilkington – Follow the Rabbit-Proof Fence