Don't let me go! Stop me from dying! Keep me with you! And with the sunset and surf and purple hills. And the clear, clear, clear, clear...' It was the last word. The next was to have been 'sky'.
Moshe and Mila joined the resistance as the Nazi net tightened. The couple went into hiding. ... In March 1943, Moshe and Mila were betrayed and interned in the Malines transit camp in Belgium. And still they performed.
'Haunting and delicate.' Kirkus Reviews 'This is a harrowing novel, relentless in its depiction of marital enslavement, spiritual self-destruction and the exploited condition of women in a masculinist society.
Internationally acclaimed for her five brilliant novels, Elizabeth Harrower is also the author of a small body of short fiction. A Few Days in the Country brings together for the...
This is the work of an activist in disguise as an entertainer.’ John Freeman, Australian ‘Enchanting.
In 1960 she published The Catherine Wheel, the story of an Australian law student in London, her only novel not set in Sydney. The Watch Tower appeared in 1966.
... Down in the City Elizabeth Harrower Introduced by Delia Falconer The Long Prospect Elizabeth Harrower Introduced by Fiona McGregor The Catherine Wheel Elizabeth Harrower Introduced by Ramona Koval The Watch Tower Elizabeth Harrower ...
... Down in the City Elizabeth Harrower Introduced by Delia Falconer The Long Prospect Elizabeth Harrower Introduced by Fiona McGregor The Catherine Wheel Elizabeth Harrower Introduced by Ramona Koval The Watch Tower Elizabeth Harrower ...
An intriguing depiction of life under nazi occupation, the book explores a time and place rarely covered in fiction.
The Story of the Lost Child is the long-awaited fourth volume in the Neapolitan novels (My Brilliant Friend, The Story of a New Name, Those Who Leave and Those Who...
Leda is a middle-aged, divorced mother devoted to her work as an English professor. After the departure of her grown-up daughters, she takes a holiday on the Italian coast. But...
With the editor of New Scientist, Roger Highfield, he explains in this groundbreaking book that cooperation is central to the four-billion-year-old puzzle of life - how molecules in the primordial soup first crossed the watershed that ...
GENEVIEVE has finally escaped the stressful and dangerous demands of her work–sales executive by day, pole dancer by night–and achieved her dream: to get out of London and start a new life aboard a houseboat in Kent.
She described the cruel choice she faced: take her own life early, while she could, or face the prospect of a lingering death. She described the likely progression of her disease, and how she feared it might rob her of all dignity in ...
Thrilling...an engrossing, emotionally rankling speed-read...original and sure-footed.’ Big Issue [UK] Told in short, cinematic bursts, Vengeance Is Mine, All Others Pay Cash is gloriously pulpy. Ajo Kawir, a lower-class Javanese...
Pat Carson’s old eyes were on me, looking for something. ‘Man is born unto trouble,’ he said. I said, ‘As the sparks fly upwards.’ Deep lines at the corners of...
Now with more than 87 million views on YouTube, lockdown superstar Labradors Olive and Mabel are back with a second book about their meteoric year of fame.
Syme owned three other country riverfront properties in the Yarra Valley at one point: Dalry, Killara (each ... David Mitchell, Dame Nellie Melba's father, owned Dalry, Yering, Killara, Henley Farm and St Hubert's at various times.
She has a degree in mediaeval literature, and travelled through Turkey and Israel to research The Book of Whispers. ‘The Book of Whispers combines history, fantasy, romance and the brutality of the Middle Ages in a satisfyingly epic novel ...
This tale of war and suburbia, sexuality and comedy, is likely to be the most popular Australian book of the year.’ Age/Sydney Morning Herald ‘This is an inspiring memoir of a woman who faced her demons, sought treatment for depression ...