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Mind-blowing In the vein of George Saunders, Rick Bass, and Alex Shakar, Weinstein writes with stirring particularity, unfailing sensitivity, and supercharged imagination, creating nuanced stories harboring a molten core of astutely satirical inquiries' (Booklist)

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The fragile domestic balance of a share house is exploded in this classic Australian novel about friendship, faith and miracles.

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In Vientiane's Mahosot Hospital morgue, 73-year-old Dr Siri Paiboun, national coroner of Laos, handles the fatalities at the state hospitals-and the odd murder. His assistants - the gorgeous, clever, fat Nurse Dtui and the slow but irreplaceable Geung - have helped Dr Siri out of scrapes before.

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Here is the updated edition of Murray Bail's remarkable collection of short stories, first published in 1975. In addition to established classics such as 'The Drover's Wife' and 'Huebler' , this edition includes a number of new stories. A man named Huebler decides to photograph everyone alive.

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Fup is a tale of two humans, one duck and several vats of home-brewed whisky. There's Grandaddy Jake Santee, 99 years old, an unreformed gambler. There's Tiny, a giant young man as gentle as Jake is belligerent. And then there's Fup, a mallard duck, partial to a drink herself, whose unique presence transforms the Santee household.

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Isn't it enough having your very own terminal disease, without your mother dying Or your father dating your Art teacher No wonder Sacha Thomas ends up in the lake... But the real question is: how does he end up in love with Jewel Valentine Sacha and Jewel have a crazy adventure. But Sacha's running out of time, and Jewel has secrets of her own.

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From the award-winning author and illustrator Simon Barnard comes an embellished version of Australias first ever dictionary, published on its 200-year anniversary

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WikiLeaks has helped redefine our idea of investigative journalism and our understanding of how information should be disseminated. In this revelatory account, Julian Assange expands on the philosophies that underpin his stateless, ground-breaking media company and offers compelling insights into a mercurial and highly driven man.

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With her characteristic intensity, edginess and humor, Marie Darrieussecq explores female desire, and what it means to be a woman.

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A brilliant and eclectic new essay collection from a master of the form

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Having reached over 50 million views online, Labradors Olive and Mabel became the focus of a delightful book by sports commentator Andrew Cotter. A treat for dog lovers everywhere, and the perfect antidote to our times, now available in a smaller format.

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Considers the ethical issues surrounding globalisation. The key debates, Singer argues, cut across national boundaries. He addresses each vital issue from an ethical perspective and offers alternatives to the state-centric approach that characterises international theory and relations today.

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GENEVIEVE has finally escaped the stressful and dangerous demands of her work-sales executive by day, pole dancer at the exclusive Barclay by night;and achieved her dream: to get out of London and start a new life aboard a houseboat in Kent.

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It's 1958 and Australia is becoming a different place. The Melbourne working-class suburb of Carlton is now home to many immigrant families trying to begin new lives and make sense of the old. This is a stunning evocation of a changing world, where optimism is tinged with sorrow at the raw memories of war.