Our Australian Writers
Professionally crafted Memoirs written by skilled Australian writers
who understand the rhythm of our land, voices and stories
Grace Lawrence
Books Published
Best Book Selling
The Stories I’ve Helped Tell
The Orchard Years
From handwritten notes and family photos to a 20,000-word memoir gifted on her 80th birthday. This story traces a lifetime of love, land and resilience.
Frank’s War & Peace
Frank’s children wanted to preserve his WWII stories. Over three interviews, we uncovered his humour, hardship and hope — bound in a beautiful hardback.
Mum’s Laugh Was Everything
Written for three sisters who didn’t want to forget the details — her recipes, quirks, garden notes and Sunday traditions. This one was handwritten, then edited into a timeless keepsake.
Only the River Knows
A poetic life story told through the lens of landscape, loss and quiet strength. Designed with archival photos and a soft linen cover.
Letters to the Next Generation
A grandfather’s reflections to his grandchildren — turned into a memoir that now sits in five homes and one school library.
Grace in Her Steps: The Dance of Her Life
A memoir of my mother’s life — orphaned young, she danced through heartbreak, reinvention and grace, leaving beauty in every step.
Under the Wing: A Grandfather’s RAAF Story
A mechanic’s letter from the RAAF became the heart of this memoir — a quiet story of service, machinery and legacy passed down with grease-stained hands.
Yours, Next
Each story is unique. Let’s preserve yours while it can still be told — truthfully, beautifully, forever.
“I don’t just write memoirs – I fall in love with every Australian story. I see the people. I see their unique perspective, their values, their character.. I see who they are through their own eyes and who their family sees – the parent, partner, and grandparent whose love shaped generations. I don’t just record what happened – I capture who they are. Their unique perspective, their reasons for every choice, their living legacy. These aren’t just stories – they’re testaments to the human spirit.” Ashe Davis