Welcome to Bad Apple Press.
Here at Bad Apple we specialise in publishing non-fiction, narrative writing with an emphasis on memoir. We also like to publish books on health, fitness, psychology, lifestyle and self-help. We aim to connect readers directly with our books and our authors, and keep Australian stories alive. When you purchase a book from Bad Apple you are guaranteeing Australian authors a higher royalty.
Our goal is to create a space for anyone who shares a love of books and great stories, to connect to our authors and enable you, the reader, to feel part of the local publishing community. Interested? We will be releasing more information on how to get involved soon!
#PAYITBACK when you purchase directly from our website you guarantee the author a greater royalty payment
View all our titles here, excludes pre-orders for 2020
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- Current Titles, Health, How To
- Nature Heals by Virginia Field
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$50.00$42.50 - Add to cart
- Sale!
- Current Titles, Memoir
- Green Vanilla Tea by Marie Williams
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$24.99$21.24 - Add to cart
Gift Vouchers Available Now!
We are pleased to be able to offer THE gift of choice this Christmas, with the launch of our Bad Apple Press gift vouchers.
Nobody wants to be the friend or relative that buys the dud gift! A gift voucher ensures that anyone can choose the book that is just right for them…
Valid for 12 months, the Gift vouchers can be used for current titles or to pre-order one of our 2020 new titles.
A Year in the Mud and the Toast and the Tears by Georgie Brooks
2020 – Release
A laugh-out-loud account of a young family’s misplaced confidence in themselves to become hobby farmers in rural Adelaide Hills, where their fantasies about life in the country are progressively destroyed and their almost total ignorance about everything agricultural is revealed…
Creativity, a Pathway to Hope.
“Drawing, indeed, transforms the secret passageway between the eye and the heart into a two-way street — while we are wired to miss the vast majority of what goes on around us, learning to draw rewires us to see the world differently, to love it more intimately by attending to and coming to cherish its previously invisible details.”
How true that is! Over the years, painting and writing have played a similar role in my own journey with love, loss and the process of reinvention.
Tips to get you through a bad day
Andrew Fuller gives us some practical tips on how to get over those lousy, rotten, dreadful days. They don’t happen often but they do happen.
History on the shoulder
Author Peter Newlinds could barely contain his excitement over the AFL final last Saturday which saw his team GWS get over the line, he recaps
