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Richard Bertinet

Bread making in one form or another is as old as time and in many countries today the art of bread making is considered a daily routine. Not so in...

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Rebecca Britt

A travelling exhibition Of Love and War mounted by the Australian War Memorial in 2009 gave curator Rebecca Britt the inspiration required to create this truly wonderful, permanent, snapshot of...

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Shamus Sillar

Shamus and new bride Gill set sail for Italy: Place of dreams, great food, better wine, fabulous fashion and as far as Shamus is concerned the place is awash in...

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David Servan-Schreiber

David Servan-Schreiber has given the most treasured gift a person can give, not just for family but for all people who struggle to come to terms with the reality that...

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Shane Horsburgh with Jason K Foster

This is a book for blokes by a bloke who somewhere along the track realised that while it’s OK to be a bloke, somewhere else in life there has got...

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Rachel Renee Russell

OMG Nikki has lost her diary – That’s right! Lost the one most important thing in her life and she is just FREAKING!All her innermost secrets are in the diary...

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Anthony La Riccia

 Destiny – Book 1 of a trilogy on Bomcard, and debut novel for Anthony La Riccia, makes interesting reading as it collects a vast array of ghosts, goblins and ghoulish,...

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The setting is quintessentially Irish; beautiful, haunting and divine. What a location to choose to film a live concert and the perfect frame for the five soprano's who make up...

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Claire Porter

How to describe one of the most compelling and detailed works on energy written for some years, other than to say it is challenging, researched in minute detail and totally...

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Jennifer Skiff

It has long been said that a dog is man’s/woman’s best friend but it is not until you hear tell the myriad of stories that underline just that and often...

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Maryon Stewart

Menopause – that dreaded word of women worldwide who, although well aware of the symptoms and effects menopause can have on their lives, families and careers, face this natural time...

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Richard Bertinet

Bread making in one form or another is as old as time and in many countries today the art of bread making is considered a daily routine. Not so in...