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A landmark anthology of Australian literary writing across all genres from over two centuries, this is an authoritative collection more than six years in the making, providing a window onto Australian culture. An essential addition to every Australian's library.

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Lewis Lin is a taxi driver, photographer and recent arrival from Beijing. He finds himself drawn into a deadly web of deceit, involving Sydney's Chinese underworld, after a body is found dumped in outer suburban Sydney, skinned and without a face.

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Tells the story of Roger Jose's life, living in Borroloola, on the Gulf of Carpentaria, a place where white men lived like blackfellas, and where Aboriginal culture remained strong enough to extend its power into present-day politics.

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This study includes 12 essays which provide the background and context for contemporary Taiwan art in the 1980s and 1990s. The study evaluates political, social and historical factors which inform a diverse range of topics and includes biographies of 30 important artists from Taiwan.

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Nicholas Jose's report on Australia's Far North has an engagingly anecdotal air, but the easygoing surface is a cover for a disturbing story of dispossession and genocide.' J.M. Coetzee