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Continuing Text's re-release of J.M. Coetzee's revered works with stylish new covers,Elizabeth Costello is a modern classic by the great the great Nobel Prize winner accompanied by introduction from one of Australia's foremost writing critics and Coetzee experts.

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A groundbreaking portrait of an ordinary English gentlewoman who would go on to become one of Australias most significant, if little known, historical figures

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Kate Grenvilles collection of Elizabeth Macarthurs letters, the inspiration for her bestselling, award-winning novel A Room Made of Leaves

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An exciting collaboration from two of Australias favourite middle-grade authors

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Emergency follows Strauss' search for an escape plan from the seemingly ever-more unstable United States, eventually obtaining a second citizenship in a small Caribbean island - after facing shady lawyers, cult leaders, crippling doubts, governmental corruption, and plane-flying, gun-toting billionaires along the way.

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September 11, 2001 marked a change in Australian attitudes towards immigrants. The spotlight was on Muslims. The essays here look at multiculturalism's successes and failures in providing a secure, well-integrated, free and fair Australia. Raimond Gaita has gathered leading writers to examine an issue that goes to the heart of Australia's identity.

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The author of "Homesickness" returns with his eagerly awaited book about a man who promises his daughter's hand to any suitor who can name every species of eucalypt planted on his land. Haunting and mesmeric, it illuminates the nature of story-telling itself. Miles Franklin Winner 1999.

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Accompanying the release of his new book Life: Selected Writings, this new format of Europe presents one of Tim Flannery's most exciting works of non-fiction.

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A new collection of non-fiction from the criticaly-acclaimed author of This House of Grief, containing essays, diary entries and musings from Garner s life, full of her trademark wit, intelligence and intuition

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Novelist Joe Logan walks out into a hot summer's evening in central London. The next day his body is found dumped in a disused Victorian crypt at the Brompton Cemetery. Detective Inspector Mark Tartaglia is convinced that Logan's personal life holds the key, but unravelling his past proves difficult. Then the body of a second man is found.

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A fearless and masterful novel from the Stella Prize-winning author Carrie Tiffany, now in a new paperback edition

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Another wickedly funny bedtime story for grown-ups from the bestselling author of Go The F**k to Sleep.

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Tina is fifteen and having a miserable time at home since her twin brother died. She falls in love for the first time. Simon is from a private school and not part of Tina's world. They don't have much in common, but Tina convinces herself she's in love. When Simon ends it with her, Tina's world falls apart.

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Sol is a very special six year old. He learned to read in the cot and his mum believes he is destined for greatness. His only imperfection is the large birthmark on his temple. His Dad has one too. So does his Grandma. Sol's mum decides to have his birthmark removed, but, is this the right thing to do

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