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Open 9am to 9pm, 7 days a week

18/09/2026

Free pass to skip the books tonight for wharfie time! 📚⚓️💜

13/09/2026

🌟CLOSING EARLY TONIGHT!🌟

We will be closing at 6pm tonight, Monday the 14th of September, for some long overdue staff shenanigans with our siblings Crow Books and Pigface Bookstore.

Doors back open Tuesday morning, 9am to 9pm as usual. Cheers! 📚🥂✨

04/09/2026

We are open 9am-9pm every day over the weekend so you can get your snout into a good book! 📚🐾⭐️

29/08/2026

⭐️Just landed ⭐️

Hardcore chronicles fifty years of Australian skate culture, through the journey of the Hill brothers and their influential company, Globe International.

From the brothers’ first DIY decks and warehouse ramps, to shopping centre demos, ramp riots, Easter tours and stadium spectaculars, this book traces the pivotal impact of Hardcore and other faces and places that helped shape Australian skateboarding. 🛹📚⚡️

15/08/2026

Join us to celebrate two new poetry collections from Robert Wood (Centre for Stories) with a special discussion on poetry’s place in community hosted by Kate Hulett.

⏰ Wed 26th August from 6:30pm
📍Ode to Sirens, Fremantle

This is a free event but registration is essential. Head to the link below for more information and to secure your spot! 🦉🌊📚

https://www.newedition.com.au/events/robertwood

07/08/2026

August is Women in Translation Month, an annual celebration of works from women & non-binary authors translated from languages other than English. Millie has put together a selection of titles recently read by staff that fit the brief! What translated books have you recently enjoyed? 🗺️📚⭐️

31/07/2026

✨ What we’re reading: ✨

Riley can’t stop talking about Valencia by Michelle Tea, an autobiographical novel about looking for love in the bars and parties of q***r San Francisco’s riotous underbelly. Or, as the author puts it, ‘a snapshot, more or less, of my 25th year on earth, written not how it happened but how I felt it happened’.

Funny and gross at times, but always swiftly followed with some of the most devastating and tender prose Riley’s ever read, the amount of life Tea lived in one year (or rather what is gathered in this book) is huge. 🎆🌞🏳️‍🌈📚

24/07/2026

We are trilled to now have Dancing Unconscious in stock, the debut monograph from local photographer Duncan Wright.

Documenting a confronting three year period where photography became a meditative practice, the photographs in the book draw upon intense emotions in times of pure joy, sorrow and deep resonating change. Accompanied by a short and darkly humorous poem considering the act of dying, written by Duncan’s mum (and discovered hiding in notes on her computer), Dancing Unconscious acts as a diary for a period of time where the duality of life is heightened by the overwhelm of our every day. Signed copies on the front table now! 🖤📚

17/07/2026

✨What we’re reading: Slovenia and Italy edition 🗺️📚

Sharon has continued to read her way through the stops on her Eurosummer trip.

Next up was a visit to the banks of Lake Bled in Slovenia, where she got through I Saw Her That Night by Drago Jančar, a novel following a few years in the life and mysterious disappearance of a young woman in wartime Slovenia.

Her European literature journey finally came to an end in Canelli, Italy, where she finished The Moon and The Bonfires by Cesare Pavese, a seductive masterpiece of memory and betrayal set in the Italian countryside. 🍷📚

10/07/2026

✨ Mid-year top 10 bestsellers! ✨

Thanks for all your support of our little shop so far this year. It’s fantastic to see so much love on this list for some our many local authors, too! 📚

1. Salt City Runaway by Gillian O’Shaughnessy (local author)
2. The Correspondent by Virginia Evans
3. Things I Cannot Say by Geraldine Mellet (local author)
4. Heart The Lover by Lily King
5. Mother Mary Comes To Me by Arundhati Roy
6. The Things We Never Say by Elizabeth Strout
7. Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
8. Song of a Shadow of a Seed by Luisa Mitchell (local author)
9. Find Me by Holly Craig (local author)
10. Building Stories: Perth by Deb Huff (local author)

Address

41 High Street (cnr Henry St)
Fremantle, WA
6160

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 9pm
Tuesday	9am - 9pm
Wednesday	9am - 9pm
Thursday	9am - 9pm
Friday	9am - 9pm
Saturday	9am - 9pm
Sunday	9am - 9pm

Telephone

+61893352383

Website

http://www.newedition.com.au/

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