(Paperback, 20th edition)

Bestselling author John Birmingham delves into our new military myths. Why has Anzac Day returned and Vietnam faded Why do we love war stories again What does this mean for the troops on the ground

(Paperback, 2nd edition)

John Birmingham critically examines the Australia-Indonesia relationship. This essay is a controversial account of how the Australian Government's relation to Indonesia is characterised by delusion and misjudgment.

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This gonzo guide isnt for the faint-hearted. In high-octane style, best-selling author John Birmingham provides tried-and-tested tips for writing well - and getting paid. Topics covered include how to slay writers block, what the hell is workflow, how to write 10,000 words in a day and the best apps for writers.

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Birmingham drills beneath the cover story of a successful multicultural metropolis and melts the boundaries between past and present to reveal a ghost city beneath the surface of concrete and glass. Combining intensive research with the pace of a techno thriller, this is a history for the Tarantino generation.

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The second instalment in John Birmingham's epic sci-fi adventure, The Cruel Stars trilogy.

(Hardback)

With their advanced tech rendered null by the Sturm's attack, humanity face certain annihilation. Their only hope lies with a few brave souls who survived the initial onslaught these five heroes might be humanity's only hope.

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On his tour of Australia Birmingham meets the dope smokers of Australia - and finds that they're not what you might expect. Yes there are some science-fiction geeks, some student activists, and the obligatory Nimbin ferals, but he also finds himself smoking with conservative politicians, lawyers, cops, bankers and school teachers.

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An hilarious, terrifying and bizarre roller-coaster ride through the alien, familiar and downright satanic terrain of bestselling writer John Birmingham, author of 'He Died with a Felafel in his Hand' and 'Leviathan'.

(Paperback)

John Birmingham is a master of good writing and funny lines. He has written a thousand stories, some true, some not so much. These are the best ones and they're so good, and so funny, there has been no barrel-scraping involved. Really, this book could have been much longer.

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Sydney has a thriving cafe culture. Where should you go for the best cafe latte, a focaccia, or have your breakfast meeting, or just sit to read the morning paper Some of Australia's most well-known literary figures review their favourite cafes, and Suzon Fuks' black and white photographs capture their ambiance.

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(Hardback)

With a ruthless sect of humanity intent on wiping out their species, five intrepid heroes must think like their enemies in this epic sci-fi adventure.

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