1. Chasing Asylum by Eva Orner
2. The Dry by Jane Harper
3. Reckoning: A Memoir by Magda Szubanski
4. Everywhere I Look by Helen Garner
5. The Natural Way of Things by Charlotte Wood
6. The Last Painting of Sara De Vos by Dominic Smith
7. An Economy is Not a Society by Dennis Glover
8. Out of the Ice by Ann Turner
9. I Am Here: Stories From a Cancer Ward by Johannes Klabbers
10. The Music that Maton Made by Andrew McUtchen, Jeff Jenkins, and Barry Divola

It’s an all-Australian top ten this week, with Eva Orner’s powerful memoir about the making of her documentary, Chasing Asylum at number one.

Brand-new this week is Jane Harper’s highly anticipated debut novel, The Dry, which won the Victorian Premier’s Literary Award for an Unpublished Manuscript in 2015. Our staff are loving this gripping mystery - you can read some of our reflections on the book here, and our interview with the author here.

Magda Szubanski’s autobiography, Reckoning: A memoir, is back on our bestseller lists after winning the Book of the Year award at the Australian Book Industry Awards, and being named the Booksellers Choice by the Australian Booksellers Association.

At number 10, The Music that Maton Made is a comprehensive, full-colour tribute to a home-grown guitar range that has been embraced by famous musicians and guitar enthusiasts around the world. We are hosting a celebration of Maton guitars at our St Kilda shop on Thursday 9 June at 6:30pm. Find more information about this free event here.