Books published by In Case of Emergency Press

Howard Firkin's novel explores the journals of Thomas Furphy to chart his extraordinary journey to discover meaning in the male role, reform the Australian political system, and regain sexual function.

Howard Firkin's eclectic play which features appearances by Martin Heidegger, Anne Hathaway (both of them), and Pish, the spirit of our age. A story of love triumphant, even as it fails...

A real police procedural written by a real police officer. Crime as you'll find it on the streets of Melbourne.

Twenty-eight authors select the short story they most want to live on after them. The volume contains stories from Australia, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Northern America. This is a companion volume to One Surviving Poem.

The extraordinary stories of Reginald Wells and his childhood experiences with Uncle Vern and Auntie Mona: a portrait of a thankfully vanished time.

Forty-two poets select the poems they most wish to survive them.

Frank Munro has had change thrust upon him. So he's changing. He's trying.An award winning journalist, now put out to pasture, Frank is looking to renew his purpose, renew his life, and save the woman he loves from her disastrous infatuation.Can a conversation with a dead man on Macaulay Station point the way?Graeme Sparkes has written an initmate and complex novel portraying the inner turmoil of a man whose outer world is falling apart. An unflinching but generous examination of the torment of a man struggling to retain meaning in his life.