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Only the force of a hurricane could reveal the deepest currents of their ordinary lives.

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A compassionate and perceptive story of a woman's effort to escape from the nightmare of alcohol addiction.

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A memoir from the influential and controversial historian of The Australian Legend

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Many strong minded women have headstrong daughters. But this isn't supposed to extend to their cats.

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The wildly entertaining new novel from the bestselling author of Water for Elephants.

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A gripping and poignant love story about a privileged young woman's personal awakening as she experiences the devastations of World War II in a Scottish Highlands village.

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An adventure story about an expedition by balloon to the North Pole in 1897.

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The mystery of Hanging Rock has everlasting appeal, and the life of the author Joan Lindsay is just as fascinating

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Cusack's classic that broke new ground in its treatment of the values of present-day Australia and in its picture of the changing Aboriginal world.

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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

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A warm and often funny book about love, loss and redemption. It's also a book about small black cat who helped mend a family's broken hearts by sheer force of her personality.

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A celebration of the astounding military achievements of Captain Clive 'Killer' Caldwell, Australia's top scoring fighter pilot during the Second World War.

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Thea Astley's brilliant satire on old age shimmers with grief and irony. One of Australia's most important novelists, Thea Astley, is at her most wickedly funny and pertinent in Coda.

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The biography of Major General Ken Eather, one of Australia s foremost soldiers in World War II.

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A short story collection about families and the secrets they hold.

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Often comic, often tragic, Disturbing Element is the story of an Australian literary legend written in his own classic style.

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Don't Worry About the Robots is a practical guide to managing the high-speed change ahead of workers. Learn how to disrupt yourself in a positive way, using key principles that will give you the best chance to survive and, even better, to thrive in the new world of work.

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The intrepid Tim and Ros, with 'Penelope' and 'The Manor' in tow, follow the grey nomad route on the great pilgrimage north. In this latest instalment of his irreverent travel memoirs, Tim and partner Ros 'do' Queensland and the Territory.

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A vivid, seductive, gorgeously written memoir that recounts the fascinating years Mandy Sayer spent performing on the streets of New York and New Orleans with her father

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A literary satire first published in 1950, and notorious in its day.

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From the violent, bawdy colonial past comes a tale of lust and adventure.

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A stylish and brilliantly paced thriller from a great Australian writer.

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A collection of short stories, mostly humorous, mostly autobiographical, uniquely Australian.

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The second novel in Katharine Susannah Prichard's stirring saga about the lives of a remarkable woman and her family during the gold rush in Western Australia.