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A group of teenagers on schoolies find themselves confronting life-changing tragedy head-on in this electrifying novel by an award-winning YA author.

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Joe Cashin was different once. He moved easily then; was surer and less thoughtful. But there are consequences when you've come so close to dying. For Cashin, they included a posting away from the world of Homicide to the quiet place on the coast where he grew up. Then prominent local Charles Bourgoyne is bashed and left for dead.

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An intimate account of the Arab Spring, andEgypts past and present, seen through the eyes of a wide range of Egyptians: political operators, archaeologists and garbage collectors; women, the queer community and migrants.

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A historic seafaring adventure with a father-daughter twist, from beloved Australian storyteller Jock Serong, in an appealing new format

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Alarmed by the increasingly marginal status of Australian literature in the academy, Williamson has set out to reintroduce us to those key writers whose works we may have forgotten or missed altogether. His focus is on fiction that gives pleasure, and he is ardent in defence of books that for whatever reason sit uneasily in the present moment.

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A lost classic of Australian literature. Boyd is a deeply humane novelist, a writer of family sagas without peer.

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Its the 1970s in Moorabool and the small-town tensions are once again simmering in this thrilling follow up to Greg Woodlands 2020 debut

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A beautifully written, clear-eyed investigation of the science of scent and the power of the fragrance industry, from one of Australia's greatest writers

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In 1987, John Clarke and Bryan Dawe began to broadcast on radio a series of weekly interviews in which prominent and newsworthy figures spoke openly about issues of the day. Their report has brought a welcome splash of colour to the week's events for over two decades. To celebrate this milestone, Text is publishing the best of these interviews.

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Clemency James falls for the unpredictable Christian, and what follows is a relationship of intensity and conflict powerfully described.

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Sarajevo: a city under siege. As the mortars fall and the snipers conduct their deadly business, a cellist sits at his window, playing Albinoni's Adagio in G Minor. Then a bomb kills twenty-two people on the street below. For the next twenty-two days he will carry his cello into the cratered street and play the Adagio in memory of the dead.

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A captivating and deeply personal novel from one of Australia's most respected authorsnow in an elegant hardback edition.

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A captivating and deeply personal novel from one of Australia's most respected authors, now available in a smaller and competitively priced format.

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An elderly schoolteacher recalls the single act of youthful passion that changed her life forever; a young gardener has an unsettling encounter with a suburban housewife; a wife who miscalculated the guarantees of marriage embarks upon an online affair.

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A collection of stories written by the late Carlos Ruiz Zafn as a thank you to the countless fans of his bestselling The Shadow of the Wind and The Labyrinth of the Spirits books

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An urgent and essential call to arms from one of Australias most respected climate scientists, Tim Flannery. A compelling and solution-focused declaration of the action required to win the climate battle, and how change must start in our board rooms and parliaments.

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An essential story collection from one of the foremost novelists of the twentieth century, now a part of the Text Classics series

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