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This rollicking historical novel from Australian writer Meg Caddy takes us into the world of real-life pirate Anne Bonny, picking up her story where history left off.

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The unbelievable true story of Albert Woodfox, a man who spent forty-three years in solitary confinement in a Louisiana jail for a crime he didnt commit

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This new edition includes a selection of Frank Hurley's incomparable photographs.

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Follows the sexual awakening of narrator Lulu, seduced at age fifteen by an old family friend, Pablo, who poses as her guardian and then her father, and who ultimately marries her.

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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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From the best-selling author of Cafe Scheherazade comes this tender book of haunting true stories, filled with memorable people. Zable writes about his own and his wife's family in Australia and Europe, about the lives of Jewish and Greek immigrants to Australia, about refugees and wanderers, actors, singers and poets.

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From the award-winning and bestselling author of Addition and Nine Days, The Fragments is a superbly crafted and captivating page turning mystery about a lost book and a secret love, now available in a smaller, competitively priced edition.

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What does it feel like to be burned, not just a small area of skin, a fingertip, but to be totally burned To be left in such pain and so scarred that death becomes your only aim And then to meet a woman who's convinced she nursed you in medieval Germany, a madwoman who carves gargoyles, who hears their screams as she releases them from the stone

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In 1854, the heir to the Tichborne estate was reported drowned off Chile. Twelve years later, a Wagga butcher arrived in London and declared himself the long-lost Roger Tichborne, come to claim his inheritance. This true story is an intriguing mystery which has as its theme the ambivalent nature of truth and identity.

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Calcutta, 1932. A train in flames crosses the city. But that is only the beginning of the horror for Ben and Sheere. Twins separated at birth and kept hidden for their safety, they are unaware of the secrets of their past. On their 16th birthday, their paths meet and they confront the most deadly enigma in the history of the city of palaces.

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There are only two categories of women in the court of Lord Farouk: those who provide their charms and those who provide their services. If you do not attend to his pleasure, you will not survive for long in this place.

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The defection of Russian diplomats Vladimir Petrov and his wife Evdokia in 1954 ignited the Cold War in Australia and had a profound effect on Australian political history. This book, reprinted for its 50th anniversary, includes new information and a new introduction.

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Natalie is reluctantly embroiled in a custody dispute where a mother's claims of child sexual abuse are sustained--but who is the abuser

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The story is about a gang of young men who have turned to crime, in a desperate attempt to survive on the streets in 1950s South Africa. The leader of the group has taken on the name Tsotsi - which is an Afrikaans term for 'gangster' - after a chilhood trauma leaves him with no memory of who he is, or where he comes from.