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Michelle Lee

Funny, completely irreverent, intimate  and “in your face”, take a walk in Michelle Lee’s life: be prepared to be fascinated, fed-up, annoyed and  informed, particularly in the reflective “letters to...

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Roland Perry

The most extraordinary tales of heroic feats and mateship come out of every conflict and none more so than the heart-warming, astonishing tale of Horrie and his mates, the men...

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Germaine Greer

When Germaine Greer was sixty two she bought a forest: she was not sure why she bought a forest other than she did, because at the time there did not...

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Louis Nowra

The face of Kings Cross is changing: gone is the character that once made The Cross what it was, gone is the infamous Pink Pussy Cat Club, with many of...

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Paul Barry

There’s not a lot of sex in this book but there are a lot of lies which makes for more than interesting reading on one of the most, shall we...

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Alexandra Voulgari

A young Alexandra immigrated with her family to Australia from Greece for a better life. Like all immigrant children, Alexandra and her brother grew up adopting the language and culture...

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Delia Ephron

Delia Ephron has offered us a raw and deeply personal look into some of the many deciding moments that have gone into making up the person she now knows as...

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Sophie Fontanel

There is just one word that sums up this memoir by Sophie Fontanel and that is LIBERATING – Just simply that – Liberating in the fullest and ripest sense of...

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Ian Thorpe and Robert Wainwright

An interesting read into the life of a professional swimmer.  The hardships, challenges and sheer strength of will required. This biography takes you along with Ian in his battle to...

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Jack Mercer

Hard Times is a true and ingenious travel tale all the better for having been hidden in box for more than 50 years. Written by Jack Mercer over many years...

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Meshel Laurie

Memoirs are strange fruit indeed and always one wonders when memoirs are written by someone who has lived a comparatively short time, as in 40 years more or less. This...

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Meshel Laurie

Memoirs are strange fruit indeed and always one wonders when memoirs are written by someone who has lived a comparatively short time, as in 40 years more or less. This...