Being Black ‘n Chicken, and Chips

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Matt Okine

Matt Okine has, in Being Black ‘n’ Chicken, & Chips, opened a very interesting dialog on coming of age, coping with curves life throws at you and puberty, through the...
Fiction
Bruny

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Heather Rose

Bruny is Heather Rose’s eighth book, her fifth adult novel: her last book, The Museum of Modern Love, which took eleven years to write, won her several awards; the Stella...
Fiction
The Breeding Season

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Amanda Niehaus

It is perhaps best if the background of the author, Amanda Niehaus is understood before beginning what could be considered as a dark and traumatic read with her debut novel...
Fiction
Kitty Flanagan’s 488 Rules for Life The thankless art of being correct

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Kitty Flanagan

What started out a joke, could be easily considered as the breakthrough book on modern day etiquette, as delivered by comedienne Kitty Flanagan in her latest book, 488 Rules for...
Fiction, Humour, Non Fiction
Going Under

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Sonia Henry

Going Under is a really good read, but not for the faint hearted, or those about to undergo hospitalization. The uncomfortable truth is that it was written by a doctor...
Fiction
Silver

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Chris Hammer

Chris Hammers first work of fiction, Scrublands, burst onto the literary scene is a fast and furious manner hitting the best seller list after only four weeks and remaining there...
Fiction
Snake Island

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Ben Hobson

The title and the art work on the cover of this book suggest a Western story, dark and foreboding: it is not. While Snake Island is firmly set in Australia,...
Fiction
The Dirty Dozen

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Lynda La Plante

Returning in her fifth book, Jane Tennison has become the first female detective to be posted to the Flying Squad, a position she has worked hard to achieve, but she...
Crime, Fiction
The Unforgiving City

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Maggie Joel

Set in the New South Wales in 1899, a time when Federation was the most discussed and emotive Political issue throughout Australia, Alasdair Dunleavy, an aspiring politician and his young...
Fiction
Only Americans Burn in Hell

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Jarett Kobek

It would be hard to argue that the world in which we live in is anything like the world of yesteryear. Politics seem to be election of the most unlikely...
Fiction