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A gorgeous collection of stories inspired by romantic tropes, edited by and including a story from the #1 New York Times-bestselling author Marissa Meyer.

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Set in 1967, at the peak of the Mao cult, Serve the People! tells the story of the bored young wife of a military commander who seduces a young peasant soldier. The two lovers soon discover that the sacrilegious act of breaking a statue of Mao dramatically increases their desire for each other.

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The 'masterful' rural thriller by acclaimed writer Catherine Jinks, now available in a smaller format

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A personal story of the lifelong impact of rape and a call to action in the age of #MeToo and #TimesUp

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Personal essay meets pop-culture critique in this unflinchingly honest collection about chronic illness and misogyny in medicine, by Adelaide writer Kylie Maslen

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The first email was sent less than forty years ago; by 2011, there will be 3.2 billion users. John Freeman's history of correspondence reveals how changing methods of communication have eroded the great distances between us. This fascinating and engaging history of how we communicate will make you view your inbox in a whole new light.

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The story of a tiny community of 'honest' and 'dishonest' criminals in Transnistria, a remote region between Moldovia and Ukraine. This is a place with a strict code of honour, a complex hierarchy, and a deep distrust of outsiders, especially police. This memoir is an account of a young boy growing up in a world unlike anything we have experienced.

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A satirical and surreal twist on the Anzac legend of Simpson and his donkey

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The author pens a fantasy romance about courage, sacrifice, and belonging in which a young woman is torn between two loves in Iron-Age Britain.

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Continuing Texts re-release of J. M. Coetzees revered works with stylish new covers, Slow Man is a modern classic by the great Nobel Prize winner accompanied by an introduction from author and critic, Andrew Fuhrmann.

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Superintendent McQuarrie is not well liked. Bullying bureaucrat, dapper golfer and Chamber of Commerce toady. But when his daughter- in-law is brutally murdered in front of her 7 year-old daughter, the team are quick to respond. Was her death something to do with sex parties down on the Peninsula How many people are hiding something

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Snooze takes readers on a journey through the knowledge of the great Western thinkers, their fascinations and views on sleep, wakefulness and dreams.

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A funny and insightful novel about an autistic teen who realises she's been missing all the signs when it comes to her romantic life.

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Two insiders expose the shocking and shameful betrayal of Australias regional heartland so international bankers and traders could make a quick buck.

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Winner of the 2019 Michael Gifkins Prize for an Unpublished Novel, Soldiers is a raw and empathetic portrait of young soldiers as they come of age in the chaos of war.

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The Hon. Murray Whelan MP. Respectability at last. And true love, what's more, in the person of the salty-tongued Lyndal Luscombe-who has in her possession a highly significant ultrasound photo. There must be a catch. And Murray's about to reel it in.

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A unique, tender and heart-warming novel following a young girls experience as an Iraqi refugee in Melbourne, her desire to belong, and the importance of friendship.