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Walking to Point Clear, David Brooks' long-awaited second collection, gathers together some of his best work from the last two decades.It features the kind of spare, existential lyrics, written about the coastal rainforest of southern NSW, that for many readers have already confirmed for him a unique place in the landscape of Australian poetry.

Much remains to be understood about Virginia Woolf's novels, and her life and death. Finding out more about Leonard Woolf, his work, his character and his ambitions, has provided Irene Coates with the material for the present book.

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A collection of poetry about migration, language and hybridity. Looks at the question of identity and belonging, through a series of poems that focus on the politics of language and migration. What does it mean to be between worlds: French and English, Australian and Canadian, the past and the present

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Alison Hoddinott writes about the history of crime fiction set in Oxford from the early decades of the 20th century to the present. Her emphasis is on novels written by women and the ways in which their fiction deals with both the mystery and its solution and with the situation of women within the university and in the wider community.

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Focusing on a man who succeeded unlike any other in reconciling literature and poetry with pop music, this analysis digs deep into the work of Leonard Cohen and finds original views on humanity, happiness, consciousness, love, old age, and death. It provides a lively insight on Cohen's work and shows its drelevance for a new generation.