The following books have been written by myself (Anne Rittman) or in conjunction with writing partner Maz Wilson or by Maz alone.
Willy & Tilly in Spongeland
Written and Illustrated by Anne Rittman.
This book has 92 pages of beautiful illustrations painted by hand with lumiere inks on watercolor paper. The book was originally printed by Madman in 2008. These books are part of the original run (so limited in number).
The cost of each book is $25 plus postage.
The cost of each book is $25 plus postage.
BOHEMIAN BRUNSWICK STREET
by Anne Rittman & Maz Wilson
The book ‘Bohemian Brunswick Street’ covers four decades of a fascinating artistic culture, which began in Carlton, extended into Brunswick Street Fitzroy, where it thrived, then beyond, into regional Victoria. The stories are vivid and told in the words of the artists themselves and the entrepreneurs, who opened exotic venues such as Marijuana House, the Universal Theatre and cafes such as the Black Cat, Rhumbarellas and Marios.
The book is a beautiful coffee table book. The dimensions are 29cms x 29cms, with 648 pages, and a brilliantly coloured hand bound hard cover.
The cost of the book is $295 plus postage.
SPITFIRE
Spitfire, the plane that crushed Hitler’s dreams
This is the biography of my father Harold Murray Rittman, who flew as a Photo Reconnaissance pilot in WW2. He was in the RAAF but was attached to the RAF Squadron 683, stationed at San Severo in Southern Italy. My father flew 90 missions over enemy territory in the last year of the war and was granted the last flight over Europe, at the end of the war, as an honour. His mission was to photograph the Wolfsberg POW camp (StalagXVII-A),to ensure that prisoners were not being taken out to be shot. His plane was the only plane up. All other planes were removed from the air. My father’s mission was successful. The photograph of Wolfsberg PWC now resides in the Canberra war museum.
The cost of the book is $25 plus postage
SHORT STORIES
Life on the Edge
by Maz Wilson
(Fiction set against Fact)
In ‘Life on the Edge’, marginalised characters struggle to survive in the twilight world of the inner city.
The cost of the book is $25 plus postage.
