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When it was suggested he was funny, Gough Whitlam responded: "Funny! Funny Witty, yes. Epigrammatic perhaps, but not funny. You make me sound like a clown." James Carleton presents a keepsake of Goughisms that vindicates the Great Man's self-assessment, "I never said I was immortal, merely eternal."

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The gripping, intensely personal story of a mother struggling to come to terms with the suicide of her twenty-two-year-old son.

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With an introduction by Jeanette Winterson. This unique collection of poems from the Poet Laureate, filled with her characteristic wit, is a feminist classic and a modern take on age-old mythology.

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An honest and eye-opening account of one jurors coming to terms with how her youth and white privilege led her to convict a Black prison inmate of murder, this memoir offers a searing indictment of prosecutorial misconduct alongside the heartrending story of one womans efforts to make things right more than forty years after the conviction.

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'A wise and vivid memoir of a disintegrating marriage and a study of the role of the spouse in the life of a literary giant.' - i Paper

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After a devastating firestorm destroys Risa Nyes Oakland, California home and neighborhood, she has to dig deep to discover her inner strength and resilience.

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What happens when you wake up and don't want to go to work - ever again Written with great honesty and wit, this is a memoir for modern women seeking the key to life, love and happiness.

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Carol M. Merchasin chronicles her attempts to understand Mexico, her adopted country, through improbable situations and small moments that keep the reader moving between laughter and tears.

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The sequel to Alan Marshall's I Can Jump Puddles.

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A womans faith in herself is scorched to the core when she flees a California firestorm in the dead of night without alerting a single neighbor. How could this be As a survivor of childhood trauma, an artist, and a mother she expected so much more of herself. Now everything is up for review.

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"Time to Unpack" is a memoir told as a series of personal stories about growing up in Iran and Switzerland, adjusting to life in the States, falling in love, and balancing family and career. It tells of travel to places like Morocco and Tunisia and living in Japan and Germany. But more than a tale of faraway places, this is a journey through time, from the 1950s to the Pandemic of 2020.

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48 stories and poems detail the experiences of women in the 1960s and 1970s.

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As a twenty-one-year-old concert pianist, Carol Rosenberger is stricken with paralytic polioa musical death sentencebut instead of giving up she perseveres against all medical advice, and eventually finds her way back to piano playing.

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A memoir that shares what happens when Kathy Elkind, a curious woman about to enter the last third of her life, decides to take a long walk 1,400 milesacross Europe with her husband of almost thirty years. Will her body and relationship make it to the end

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The autobiography of a West Ham legend - including exclusive interviews with Rio Ferdinand, Frank Lampard, Michael Carrick, Joe Cole and Mark Noble.

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Gritty...shocking...true

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What can go wrong when a Type-A physician and mother moves her young family to a country where they've never been and can't speak the language Amy Breen quickly realizes that her identity back home doesn't translate to her new life in her new land--but gradually, she begins to understand that this disconnect might just be the best thing that's ever happened to her.

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Early in the twentieth century, families lured by American business entrepreneurship immigrated to the United States but only some of the resulting businesses survived the Great Depression and Americas entry into World War II. Twentieth-Century Boys is about one of those family businesses and how it changed in order to survive through three generations and countless national crises.

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When adopted twin Julie faces several serious health issues at age forty-eight, she sets out to find her birth parents and finally gets the family medical history shes lackingand she ends up on a years-long quest that ultimately reveals much more than she bargained for.