Kayte Nunn has written an excellent story in The Last Reunion to bring to light an almost unknown group of women. Australian, English, and Indian […]
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How to Harness Change to Make it Work for You Socrates, Buddha and Disraeli all alliterated on change at great length, or not so great […]
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For anyone who has suffered through a skin allergy or is permanently afflicted with eczema, dermatitis, leaky gut or some sort of intolerance to modern […]
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The Long, Long Afternoon
Set in an affluent white neighbourhood of the post war America 1950’s during the endless days of a hot California summer, housewife Joyce Haney vanishes. […]
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Something to Hide
Following on from Red Dirt Country, Something to Hide finds Dave Burrows at a crisis point in his life, or should one say another crisis […]
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A Week to Remember
A Week to Remember from Esther Campion is certainly reminiscent of Maeve Binchy’s style of writing. The story is set in Ireland and the landscape, […]
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Generally crime fiction narratives develop around the notion ‘Who’; however this is not the case with ‘Light Seekers’. Being greatly affected by ‘Aluu Four’; the […]
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Dream Big, Little Mole
Little Mole lives in a burrow as all little Moles do, but she has big, big dreams. She often sits and watches her friends do […]
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Night Train to Varanasi
Biography, travelogue and downright good story just about sums up Night Train to Varanasi from Sean Doyle, a man who is passionate about his beloved […]
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A Home Like Ours
Set in a small town along the Murray River, A Home Like Ours from Fiona Lowe is captivating from the first page. The drama of […]
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Five Little Easter Bunnies
Fantastic and egg-siting fun is to be had by joining the five little Bunnies as they go looking high and low to find those oh […]
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Marie Curie and Her Daughters
The story of Marie Curie and her husband Pierre is one that is widely known in the world of Science for their amazing discoveries in […]
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Every Second Tuesday
Every second Tuesday for more than thirteen years, a group of four people have meet to write; to create stories and poetry around life in […]
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The Soul of a Woman
If ever a book was released at the perfect time it is The Soul of a Woman from acclaimed writer and author Isabel Allende, She […]
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When Ruth Druart arrived in Paris in 1993, she was surprised by the number of plaques and monuments displayed for those who died during World […]
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The Family Doctor
The recent Women’s March 4 Justice marches around Australia have heightened the awareness of violence again women and the fact that there is still much […]
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a shedload of wine & a farm full of goats You’ve Got To Be Kidding, the follow on to Thirty Thousand Bottles of Wine and […]
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Ruthless Women
The world of soapie television is one that is addictive, with the shows often running for years and years in one time slot or another, […]
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Chasing the McCubbin
Rich in detail that perfectly captures the essence of life during the 1990’s in Australia, when hard times were felt by many in all walks […]
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The Smash-Up
None of us go through life without some struggle and hardships. The struggles portrayed in The Smash Up, as narrated by Ethan, mirror many familiar […]
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Fantasy: It’s an interesting genre and by interesting I mean I have had an interesting past with it, growing up reading Harry Potter which I […]