Non Fiction
ink in Her Veins: The troubled life of Aileen Palmer by Sylvia Martin
by Susan Lever •
Memory and Migration in the Shadow of War: Australia's Greek immigrants after World War II and the Greek Civil War by Joy Damousi
by Alistair Thomson •
Stalin's Daughter: The extraordinary and tumultuous life of Svetlana Alliluyeva by Rosemary Sullivan
by Sheila Fitzpatrick •
In Praise of Forgetting: Historical memory and its ironies by David Rieff
by Andrea Goldsmith •
Credlin & Co by Aaron Patrick & The Road to Ruin by Niki Savva
by Lucas Grainger-Brown •
Places Women Make: Unearthing the Contribution of Women to Our Cities by Jane Jose
by Gillian Dooley •
When Take Me to Paris, Johnny was first published in 1993, the AIDS crisis seemed to be at its worst. Many of us had friends and acquaintances who were dying. One began to notice men who, thin and haggard, one feared were suffering from AIDS (women victims being relatively few in number). There was no sign of the drug therapies that would, towards the end o ...
A Little America in Western Australia: The US Naval Communication Station at North West Cape and the Founding of Exmouth by Anthony J. Barker and Michael L. Ondaatje
by Seumas Spark •
