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Jon-Jon Goulian has spent his late teens, twenties and thirties somewhat adrift - in and out of employment and generally confusing all those who met him. The Man in the Gray Flannel Skirt is a riveting account of a very intelligent man growing up left of centre, trying to work out who he is and where he fits, both personally and privately.

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Using Eva - the cleaning lady protagonist from her acclaimed 2003 novel "The Secret Cure" - as both catalyst and metaphor, the author explores Western science, psychology and epistemology for clues to better understanding the creative writing process.

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The story of Eva, a cleaning lady in a small scientific laboratory who embarks on a secret mission to discover a cure for her autistic daughter, The Secret Cure is both a love story and an exploration of new ways to be human, honourable and passionate.

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Translated in its entirety, this title tells the story of Michele Baccich and Giovanni Iurich the sole survivors of the barque Stefano, which was shipwrecked of Australia's northwest coast in 1875 - as recounted to Canon Stefano Scurla of Ragusa (now Dubrovnik), upon their return to Dalmatia.

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Photographs generated by NSW in the course of their investigations in 1945-60 form a visual reference for a richly imagined story to take place. Ross Gibson writes a fictional story behind each of these intriguing police photographs. Exhibition of photographs to be held in Sydney.

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A sweeper discovers a cache of black money and escapes to see the Taj Mahal with his underage mistress. An untouchable races to reclaim his life stolen by an upper-caste identity thief. A slum baby's head gets bigger and bigger, while his family tries to find a cure. This title tells three tales of living and surviving in today's globalised India.

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Argues that the real opponents of democracy are conservatives, whose attack on the left reveals hostility for their ideals of liberty, equality and fraternity. This book focuses on the published ideas of seven of Australia's most influential conservative media commentators.

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This final volume of a revised edition of the journals, completes the life story of significant pioneer and clergyman, John Ramsden Wollaston, an Anglican clergyman who migrated to Australia with his family in 1841. It also provides a fascinating insight into early colonial life.

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Poole, Western Australia's first conservator of forests, is the flawed hero of this biography. Fired by the ideals of forest conservation and its science, he followed their dictates in WA and across the world. Poole was the first man to attempt the task of managing and preserving the state's magnificent jarrah and karri forests.

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A cookbook by master pizza chef, Theo Kalogeracos, the proprietor of Little Caesars Pizzeria, Mundaring in Western Australia. It follows the story of Kalogeracos Greek heritage, with tales of how his family, upbringing, evolution as a baker then pastry chef, and Italian mentor, Caesar Saraceni, shaped the evolution of his pizza recipes.

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This comprehensive introduction to the rapidly expanding field of memory studies presents contemporary theoretical perspectives, and traces the development of ideas about memory from the classical period to the present, including chapters on collective memory, Jewish memory discourse and trauma.

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