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D'Arcy D'Olivieres, a postman at Obligna Creek, discovers an unpublished manuscript in an old mailbag - "The Ballad of Erinungarah". He becomes obsessed by the Ballad and the events it describes, and investigation of events that happened 30 years ago: namely the establishment of a commune in the late 60s, somewhere near the NSW/Victorian border.

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A collection of stories that tells of the good, the bad and the inevitable outcomes for so many of the kids the author saw standing in front of her as Children's Magistrate. It includes stories of the kids who, like broken glass jars, can never be mended due to the awful beginnings they have suffered.

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Robbed of his zest for life by the absurd innovations of his local council, including knocking down the only pub in his home town and roofing over a section of the creek to protect swimmers from the rain, artist Noel Lea exiles himself in the hills above Mangowak, on the southwest Victorian coast. He returns to find an unexpected destiny awaits.

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In 2005, David Bradford got the surprise of his life: his elderly mother found an old shoe-box at the back of her cupboard that contained a pristine record of one of the most turbulent times of his generation - and of his own personal life. Mrs Bradford had unearthed every letter that her twenty-six-year-old son had sent home from the Vietnam War.

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Born into one of Melbourne's prominent establishment families, Sunday Baillieu was expected to become a society princess. But she turned her back on privileged and created a life entirely her own - with her husband she cultivated Australia's significant circle of artists.

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Lyme Regis, 1806 Laura Morrison, aged 30, meets Mr Templeton, with whom she has an instant rapport. After three chance meetings, he disappears and no one will confirm ever seeing him. Laura risks danger and disgrace to discover the truth. Information comes to light convincing her family she is deluded - the gentleman is imaginary.

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This irreverent and hilarious book is set in an imaginary statutory body called the Office of the Inspector-General of Misconception. The book satirises our current appetite for Official Inquiries, Royal Commissions and Senate Inquiries.

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Franz Schmidt arrives in Berlin in January 1939 as Chief Auditor at the Reichsbank. Schmidt realises he must tread carefully to avoid the zealous and passionate Fraulein Brandt. After the murder of a co-worker, Schmidt's brief becomes clear: he must steal a copy of the Reich's financing blueprint in an attempt to prevent the country's march to war.

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A horrific fey attack killed Donna Underwood's father and drove her mother mad. Donna feels cursed by the magical heritage that destroyed her parents. The only thing that keeps her sane and grounded is her relationship with Navin Sharma. When the outcasts of Faerie abduct Navin Donna has to accept her role in the war between the humans and the fey.

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When Tommy is made redundant, he finds the voices in his head becoming louder as he sinks into pornography, violence and madness. He snaps and murders someone who may or may not be a serial sex killer of children, then castrates and kills himself, leaving his family numb with grief and at the mercy of the ensuing media feeding

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While researching his family ancestry, the author discovers an old Manx connection to history's most famous mutineer, Fletcher Christian. Years later a parcel addressed to him arrives, containing two old journals. Binding together three lives, two histories and a fractured world of new - and old - cultures, this is a tale of men and madness.

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