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Using a poets's ear and a photographer's eye, Kathryn Lomer infuses her writing with a distinctive irony and an intuitive understanding of the human experience. Australian author.

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Night Writing is a collection infused with grace and lightness. The poems are influenced by Kathryn Lomer's considerable skills as a storyteller and convey sensuality, fresh imagery and tension between the grounded and the whimsical.

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Chronicles Claire Loone's childhood and extended family history that spans time and space: from Tasmania to Tokyo and Paris, and from the 1940s to the present day.

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Explores natural as well as inner landscapes, and turns her full focus of attention to things somatic, linguistic, tidal, seasonal, geographical, even floral, roving from kitchen to coast, Tasmania to Ethiopia.

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Tilda Braint is nearly 16, restless and having trouble figuring out what she's supposed to do next. Living in a small coastal town doesn't help. When two seals land in the middle of Tilda's life, they turn it upside down. They're a long way from home and may well be lost. For Tilda, the seals may turn out to be in the right place at the right time.

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Akira is sent by his family in Japan to learn English in Australia, a journey into a world very different from his own. A tender and evocative tale for young adults which takes us into two cultures, into lives connected by grief and uncertainty but, finally, with hope in common. Ages 13+.