(Paperback, 32nd edition)

Timed to come out immediately after the November 2008 election in the US, it offers a series of memorable snapshots of America in fascinating flux: Bush's last days in office; sub-prime meltdowns; markets, trust and community; the fate of Hillary and the meaning of Obama.

(Paperback, 2nd ed.)

1990s Wall Street--ego and hypocrisy run rife. An ex-radical feminist works as a corporate speechwriter to support her dying husband.

(Paperback)

The acclaimed second novel from Kate Jennings, author of Snake.

(Paperback)

A wise, wry book about two border terriers, by the keenly intelligent, prize-winning writer who lost her heart to them.

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(Paperback)

My life is about to begin. This is the only thought in Irene's head the day she marries a War veteran. But Irene is restless and rebellious, bored by her life as a farmer's wife. As they raise children and crops and dream of other lives, the tension between them builds. Meanwhile Girlie, their daughter, is hatching her own escape plans.

(Paperback)

Collects Kate Jennings' best short work from the last four decades. She writes incisively about manners and morals, politics and economics, feminism and the writing life. She describes America with the keen eye of an outsider, and looks back at Australia with an expatriate's frankness. A fragmented autobiography and a record of remarkable times.