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Kazuo Ishiguro
Debra Oswald
Ella Baxter
Bridget Hustwaite
MARCH 2021
Susan Johnson
Samantha Wills new books
KLARA AND THE SUN
Kazuo Ishiguro
Faber
9780571364886 | $32.99 | | PB | Fiction
The first novel by Kazuo Ishiguro since he was awarded the
Nobel Prize in Literature 2017
Klara and the Sun tells the story of Klara, an Artificial Friend with
outstanding observational qualities, who, from her place in the
store, watches carefully the behaviour of those who come in to
browse, and of those who pass on the street outside. She remains
hopeful that a customer will soon choose her.
This is a thrilling feat of world-building, a novel of exquisite
tenderness and impeccable restraint that offers a look at our
changing world through the eyes of an unforgettable narrator,
and one that explores the fundamental question: what does it
mean to love? Klara and the Sun is a magnificent achievement,
and an international literary event.
Kazuo Ishiguro is the bestselling and Booker Prize-winning
author of Never Let Me Go and The Remains of the Day. Born in
Japan, he lives in Britain.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR
Debra Oswald
Allen & Unwin
9781760877781 | $32.99 | | PB | Fiction
A novel of searing emotional truth, told with the relentless pull
of a thriller, from the award-winning creator of Offspring
Paula is a dedicated suburban GP who is devastated by the
murder of a friend and her children by their estranged husband
and father. Stacey and the children had been staying with her
after fleeing his control, and Paula is haunted by the thought that
she couldn't protect them when they most needed it. How had
she missed the warning signs? How had she failed to keep them
safe?
Not long after, a patient with suspicious injuries brings her
anxious young son into Paula's surgery. The woman admits that
her husband hurts her, but she's terrified to leave for fear of
escalating the violence, and defeated by the consistent failures of
the law to keep them safe.
Can Paula go against everything she believes to make sure one
woman is safe, one child? She isn't motivated by revenge. She's
desperately trying to prevent a tragedy . . .
A riveting, provocative novel about women's fury, traumatic grief,
new love, deep friendship, and the preciousness of life, The Family
Doctor asks the question: Should you cling to faith in a flawed
system, or take control the only way you can? Can a good person
justify taking a life to save a life?
Debra Oswald is a playwright, screenwriter and novelist. She
is a two-time winner of the NSW Premier's Literary Award and
was creator of the TV series Offspring.
NEW ANIMAL
Ella Baxter
Allen & Unwin
9781760877798 | $29.99 | | PB | Fiction
A stunning, heartbreakingly funny debut novel from a brilliant
new literary voice. Sex, death, grief, running away . . . only one
of these makes Amelia feel like a new animal
It's not easy getting close to people. Amelia's meeting a lot of
men but once she gets the sex she wants from them, that's it
for her; she can't connect further. A terrible thing happened to
Daniel last year and it's stuck inside Amelia ever since, making
her stuck too.
Maybe being a cosmetician at her family's mortuary business
isn't the best job for a young woman. It's not helping her social
life. She loves her job, but she's not great at much else. Especially
emotion. And then something happens to her mum and suddenly
Amelia's got too many feelings and the only thing that makes any
sense to her is running away.
It takes the intervention of her two fathers and some hilariously
wrong encounters with other broken people in a struggling
Tasmanian BDSM club to help her accept the truth she has been
hiding from. And in a final, cataclysmic scene, we learn along with
Amelia that you need to feel another person's weight before you
can feel your own.
Deadpan, wise and heartbreakingly funny, New Animal is a
stunning debut.
Ella Baxter is a writer, poet and artist. In her spare time, she
runs a small business making bespoke death shrouds. She lives
in Victoria.
FROM WHERE I FELL
Susan Johnson
Allen & Unwin
9781760876555 | $32.99 | | PB | Fiction
Two women from opposite ends of the earth begin
corresponding by chance and start sharing the intimacies of
their lives
An anguished email from Pamela Robinson in Australia to her
ex-husband in Paris accidentally ends up in the inbox of New York
State teacher Chrisanthi Woods. Chrisanthi is sympathetic to
Pamela's struggles and the women begin to tell each other the
stories and secrets of their lives.
Pamela, responsible for raising her three sons, must re-invent
the meaning of home following her divorce, and Chrisanthi, her
dreams long dampened, must find home by leaving it.
Temperamental opposites, their emails turn into an exhilarating
and provocative exchange of love, loss and fresh beginnings, by
turns amusing, frank and confronting.
Susan Johnson is an acclaimed Australian author of literary
fiction, memoir, short stories and essays.
WE RUN THE TIDES THE LAST SNOW CONSENT
Vendela Vida Stina Jackson Annabel Lyon
Atlantic Corvus Atlantic
9781838951047 | $27.99 | | PB | Fiction 9781838952150 | $29.99 | | PB | Fiction 9781838952457 | $29.99 | | PB | Fiction
Teenage Eulabee and her alluring best In a small village in northernmost Sweden, Saskia and Jenny—twins—are alike in
friend, Maria Fabiola, own the streets of their Liv Bjornlund lives in a derelict house appearance only. Still, when Jenny is
oceanside San Francisco neighbourhood. together with her teenage son, Simon, and severely injured, Saskia puts her life on hold.
Then everything changes. her ageing father, Vidar. Just why has Liv Sara and Mattie are sisters with another
stayed by her domineering father's side difficult dynamic. When their mother dies,
They have a disagreement and the rupture all these years? And is it true that Vidar is Sara inherits the duty of caring for her
is followed by Maria Fabiola's sudden sitting on a small fortune? His questionable intellectually disabled sister. Now, Sara and
disappearance—a potential kidnapping that business decisions have made him many Saskia, both caregivers for so long, are on
shakes the quiet community and threatens enemies over the years, and now someone their own—and come together through a
to expose unspoken truths. An achingly wants back what is rightfully theirs. And cascade of circumstances. Razor-sharp and
beautiful and wickedly funny story of female they will stop at nothing to get it, no matter profoundly moving, Consent is a thought-
friendship and betrayal, We Run the Tides who stands in their way. provoking exploration of the complexities
is both a gripping mystery and a tribute to of familial duty, of how love can become
the wonders of youth, in all its beauty and Stina Jackson is the award-winning author entangled with guilt, resentment, and regret.
confusion. of The Silver Road. Born in Sweden, she
lives in Colorado. Annabel Lyon is the bestselling author of
Vendela Vida is the award-winning author The Golden Mean. She lives in Canada.
of Let the Northern Lights Erase Your
Name and The Diver's Clothes Lie Empty.
She lives in San Francisco.
LIGHT PERPETUAL THE DEATH OF FRANCIS THE LONG, LONG
Francis Spufford BACON AFTERNOON
Max Porter Inga Vesper
Faber
9780571368730 | $29.99 | | PB | Fiction Faber Manilla
9780571366514 | $14.99 | | HB | Fiction 9781838772277 | $29.99 | | PB | Fiction
November 1944. A German rocket
incinerates a London store, and five young Madrid. It's the summer of 1959, and the well-
lives are atomised in an instant. Jo and Unfinished. trimmed lawns of Sunnylakes, California,
Valerie and Alec and Ben and Vernon Man Dying. wilt under the sun. At some point during
are gone. But what if it were possible to A great painter lies on his deathbed. the long, long afternoon, Joyce Haney,
resurrect them—to let them experience the wife, mother, vanishes from her home,
unimaginable changes of the twentieth Max Porter translates into seven leaving behind two terrified toddlers and
century; to live out all the personal triumphs extraordinary written pictures the explosive a bloodstain on the kitchen floor . . . A
and disasters, the second chances and final workings of the artist's mind. beguiling, deeply atmospheric novel from
redemptions denied them? the cracked heart of the American Dream,
Max Porter is the award-wining author of The Long, Long Afternoon is at once a page-
Ingenious and profound, Light Perpetual is Grief Is the Thing with Feathers and Lanny. turning mystery and an intoxicating vision
a story of the everyday, the miraculous and He lives in the UK. of the ways in which women everywhere
the everlasting—a sweeping and intimate are diminished, silenced and ultimately
celebration of the gift of life. underestimated.
Francis Spufford is the award-winning Inga Vesper is a journalist and editor. Born
author of Golden Hill. He lives near in Germany, she lives in the UK.
Cambridge.THE ART OF DEATH MRS DEATH MISSES THE APPEAL
David Fennell DEATH Janice Hallett
Salena Godden
Zaffre Profile
9781838773441 | $29.99 | | PB | Fiction Canongate 9781788165297 | $29.99 | | PB | Fiction
9781838851194 | $29.99 | | HB | Fiction
An underground artist leaves a gruesome Dear Reader,
installation in Trafalgar Square: the corpses Enclosed are documents relating to the
Mrs Death has had enough. She is exhausted
of three homeless men. As more bodies events surrounding the Fairway Players'
from spending eternity doing her job and
are exhibited at London landmarks and live staging of All My Sons, and the tragic death
now she seeks someone to unburden her
streamed on social media, newly-promoted of one of its members . . .
conscience to. Wolf Willeford, a troubled
Detective Inspector Grace Archer and
young writer, becomes Mrs Death's scribe
her caustic DS, Harry Quinn, must race In a town full of secrets, someone was
and begins to write her memoirs. They travel
against time. But when Archer discovers murdered. Someone went to prison. And
across time and place to witness deaths
that the killer might be closer than she everyone's a suspect. Can you uncover the
of past and present and discuss what the
originally thought, she realises he has his truth? The Appeal is unlike any novel you've
future holds for humanity. As the two reflect
sights set firmly on her . . . He is creating a read before—an extraordinarily inventive
on the losses they have experienced—or
masterpiece. And she will be the star of his thriller in which the reader is challenged to
facilitated—their friendship grows into a
show. solve the crime . . . and predict the victim.
surprising affirmation of hope, resilience
and love.
David Fennell has been working in Janice Hallett is an award-winning
CyberSecurity for fourteen years. He lives journalist, playwright and screenwriter who
Salena Godden is one of Britain's best
in the UK. co-wrote the psychological thriller feature
loved poets and performers.
film The Retreat.THE MISTAKE BRIGHT BURNING THINGS THE SERPENT'S SKIN
Katie McMahon Lisa Harding Erina Reddan
Echo Bloomsbury Pantera
9781760686697 | $29.99 | | PB | Fiction 9781526624475 | $29.99 | | PB | Fiction 9781925700732 | $29.99 | | PB | Fiction
Can one decision change everything? Bec Being Tommy's mother is too much for It's a cold night in 1968, ten-year-old JJ's
and Kate are sisters, but they couldn't be Sonya. Too much love, too much fear, too mother isn't home and her dad won't answer
less alike. Bec lives the domestic dream much longing for the cool wine she gulps any questions. The four children survive as
with her surgeon husband Stuart and three from the bottle each night. Once there was best they can with their mother's absence
perfect children. So why is she so attracted the thrill of a London stage, a glowing acting in their own ways. Fourteen years on, JJ
to free-spirited Ryan? Kate's life is hardly career, fast cars, handsome men. But now has a new life, but she finds herself being
a dream. But when she meets Adam—tall, there are blackouts and bare cupboards, and pulled back into the unsolved mystery of
kind, funny—things start looking up. Until she Mrs O'Malley spying from across the road. her childhood. Will the tragic truth finally
finds out he's been keeping secrets from her. There is the risk of losing Tommy forever. An set them all free? The Serpent's Skin is a
Then there is the incident both sisters are immensely powerful and compulsive novel of gripping, literary crime novel about male
desperate to ignore . . . Will they discover maternal love, control and a woman at the power and the secrets that can haunt a
that some mistakes can't be put right? mercy of addiction. family.
Katie McMahon is a writer and GP. She lives Lisa Harding is an actress, playwright and Erina Reddan is a Walkley award-winning
in Tasmania. bestselling author of Harvesting. She lives journalist. She lives in Victoria.
in Dublin.RED DIRT THE SECRETS OF A THOUSAND
COUNTRY STRANGERS MOONS
Fleur McDonald Charity Norman Sebastian Barry
NEW IN PAPERBACK NEW IN PAPERBACK NEW IN PAPERBACK
Allen & Unwin Allen & Unwin Faber
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Detective Dave Burrows returns in another A gunshot rings out in a London cafe and the A moving study of one woman's determination
suspenseful rural crime novel from the lives of five strangers will never be the same to write her own future, from the Costa Book of
bestselling author. again—a compelling, heartfelt drama from the the Year-winning author of Days Without End.
bestselling author of See You in September.
THE LOST JEWELS THE DISCOMFORT WE BEGIN AT THE
Kirsty Manning OF EVENING END
Marieke Lucas Chris Whitaker
Rijneveld
NEW IN PAPERBACK NEW IN PAPERBACK
NEW IN PAPERBACK
Allen & Unwin Zaffre
Faber
9781760879587 | $16.99 | 9781785769405 | $19.99 |
9780571349371 | $19.99 |
From the bestselling author of The Jade Lily Winner of The Booker International Prize 'A beautifully written mystery, packed with
comes a thrilling modern-day treasure hunt 2020—an extraordinary portrait of a farming unforgettable characters. An intricately woven
brimming with family secrets. family distorted by grief. portrait of small town intrigue where old and
new sins collide.' Jane HarperOF GOLD AND DUST
A memoir of a creative life
Samantha Wills
Allen & Unwin
9781760876548 | $32.99 | | PB | Autobiography
A beautifully written, revealing memoir from one of Australia's
most popular and successful business women
Samantha Wills started her self-titled jewellery company on the
kitchen table of her share house in the eastern suburbs of Sydney
when she was just 21 years old. While her rise to the global stage
looked meteoric to many, Samantha has said 'It took me twelve
years to become an overnight success.'
Following Samantha's journey, from being named a breakout star
by The New York Times to barely being able to breathe on a hotel
room floor, Of Gold and Dust is so much more than a business
memoir. In her unique, confessional tone, Samantha tells the
intimate details of her life and business, sharing her truths with a
rare rawness and vulnerability.
Funny, down-to-earth, revealing and heartfelt, Of Gold and Dust
is a must-read for anyone who has a desire to start their own
business, or a passion to live a creative life and follow their
dreams. Her story is an inspiring blueprint for getting out there
and finding the magic that awaits you.
Samantha Wills has been in the spotlight as one of Australia's
most dynamic speakers and creative personalities since she
was 21 years of age. She lives in New York.HOW TO ENDO
A guide to surviving and thriving with endometriosis
Bridget Hustwaite
Allen & Unwin
9781760879082 | $29.99 | | PB | Health
A vibrant, empowering guide to surviving and thriving with
endometriosis, from triple j presenter and endometriosis
advocate Bridget Hustwaite
After years of dismissive doctors and misinformation, Bridget
Hustwaite was relieved to finally receive a diagnosis for her
intensely heavy periods, pulsing headaches and the excruciating
abdominal pain that made her ovaries feel like they were on fire.
She has endometriosis—hard to pronounce, hard to diagnose and
even harder to live with.
The further Bridget has travelled along the endo path—including
two excision surgeries and the building of an endo community
on Instagram—the more she's realised how much endo sufferers
have to self-educate and self-advocate just to have their pain
seen and acknowledged. With her trademark enthusiasm, Bridget
has blended her personal experience with a raft of tips and
tricks from health experts and endo warriors to help you thrive
whenever you can, and survive on days when you just can't.
Covering everything from diet to acupuncture; fertility to mental
health, and surgery to sex, Bridget's guide to navigating this
sucker punch of a chronic illness will make you laugh and cry and
empower you to be proactive about your endo journey.
Bridget Hustwaite is the Melbourne-based host of triple j's
flagship new music program, Good Nights and founded the
Instagram account @endogram.GRIEF ON THE RUN PSYCHO-LOGICAL HOMO IRREALIS
Julie Zarifeh Why mental health goes wrong—and how to André Aciman
make sense of it
A&U New Zealand Dean Burnett Faber
9781988547367 | $32.99 | | Psychology 9780571366453 | $27.99 | | PB | Essays
Guardian Books
Julie Zarifeh shares the tragic story of losing 9781783352333 | $22.99 | | PB | Popular Homo Irrealis is a collection of thoughts
her 27-year-old son, Sam, in a whitewater on time, the creative mind, and great lives
rafting accident just sixteen days after her Why are mental health problems like and works. From meditations on subway
husband, Paul, died of pancreatic cancer. depression and anxiety so widespread? poetry and the temporal resonances of an
She describes how she dealt with this double What is it about modern life that has such empty Italian street, to considerations of
whammy and embraced the notion of 'active an impact on our mental health? Psycho- the lives and work of Sigmund Freud and
grieving'. This included a 450-kilometre Logical sets out to answer these questions Marcel Proust, and portraits of cities such as
cycle around Sri Lanka raising money for and more. Drawing on extensive scientific Alexandria and St. Petersburg, Homo Irrealis
disadvantaged children and running the research, along with revealing insights from is a deep reflection of the imagination's
New York marathon on behalf of the Mental those who deal with mental health issues on power to shape our memories under time's
Health Foundation. a daily basis, the result is an expertly written seemingly intractable hold.
and extremely accessible primer on how and
Julie's account of learning to live with why these problems arise, and what we can André Aciman is the bestselling author of
grief, plus her experience as a clinical do to tackle them. Find Me and Call Me By Your Name. He lives
psychologist, make this an inspirational and in New York.
ultimately uplifting read. Dean Burnett is a neuroscientist, comedian
and internationally bestselling author of
Julie Zarifeh is a consultant clinical The Idiot Brain and The Happy Brain. He
psychologist. She lives in New Zealand. lives in Wales.MONEY AND POWER THE DELUSION OF THE UNUSUAL SUSPECT
Vince Cable CROWDS The remarkable true story of a modern-day
Robin Hood
William Bernstein
Atlantic Ben Machell
9781786495112 | $32.99 | | PB | Economics Grove Press
9781611854442 | $32.99 | | PB | Psychology Canongate
Through economics, our politicians have 9781786897978 | $29.99 | | PB | True Crime
the power to transform people's lives for Throughout human history, compelling
better or worse. This magisterial history stories have catalysed the spread of Stephen Jackley was a young, British
examines the legacy of sixteen world contagious narratives through susceptible Geography student with Asperger's
leaders who transformed their countries' groups—with enormous, often disastrous, Syndrome. When the global financial
economic fortunes and who also challenged consequences. Armed with the latest crisis hit in 2007, he became obsessed
economic convention. From Thatcher to scientific research that explains the with the idea of Robin Hood. With no prior
Trump, from Lenin to Bismarck, Money and biological, evolutionary and psychosocial experience, he resolved to become a bank
Power provides a whole new perspective roots of human irrationality, The Delusion of robber. He would steal from the rich and
on the science of government. Examining Crowds tells the stories of dramatic religious give to the poor. Against all likelihood, his
the fascinating interplay of economics and and financial mania in western society over plan actually worked. That is until Jackley's
politics, this is a compelling journey through the last 500 years. It reveals the huge cost ambition got the better of him. This is his
some of the most significant people and and alarming implications of mass mania story.
events of the last 300 years. and how we can avoid its frequently dire
impact. Ben Machell is a feature writer for The
Sir Vince Cable is a British economist, Times. He lives in the UK.
politician and bestselling author of The William Bernstein is an American
Storm: The World Economic Crisis and What neurologist, financial theorist and
It Means. historian.HOW TO BE ANIMAL THE HIDDEN SPRING THE LISTENING PATH
A new history of what it means to be A journey to the source of consciousness The creative art of attention—a six week
human Mark Solms artist's way programme
Melanie Challenger Julia Cameron
Canongate
Canongate 9781788167628 | $32.99 | | PB | Popular Science Souvenir Press
9781786895738 | $29.99 | | PB | Popular Science 9781788167796 | $29.99 | | PB | Personal Development
How does the mind connect to the body? For
How to Be Animal is a remarkable story one of the boldest thinkers in neuroscience, A new, transformative guide to deeper,
of what it means to be human, arguing solving this puzzle has been a lifetime's more profound listening and creativity.
that at the heart of our psychology is a quest. Now at last, the man who discovered Over six weeks, readers will be given the
profound struggle with being animal. As well the brain mechanism for dreaming appears tools to become better listeners—to their
as piecing together how this psychology to have made a breakthrough. More than environment, the people around them,
evolved, it examines the wide-reaching ways just a philosophical argument, The Hidden and themselves. As we learn to listen, our
in which it affects our lives, from our politics Spring will forever alter how you understand attention is heightened and we gain healing,
to the ways we distance ourselves from your own experience. There is a secret insight, clarity. But above all, listening
other species. Combining nature writing, buried in the brain's ancient foundations: creates connections and ignites a creativity
history and moral philosophy, this is a wide- bring it into the light and we fathom all the that will resonate through every aspect of
ranging and radical new take on the human depths of our being. our lives.
story and what it means for us today.
Mark Solms is director of neuropsychology Julia Cameron is a poet, songwriter,
Melanie Challenger is the author of On in the Neuroscience Institute of the filmmaker, playwright and bestselling
Extinction: How We Became Estranged University of Cape Town. author of The Artist's Way.
from Nature. She lives in the UK.TURKEY THE SOUL OF A WOMAN LEAD THE WAY
The Passenger Isabel Allende How to change the world, from a teen
activist and school striker
Europa Editions BLM Circus Jean Hinchcliffe
9781787702424 | $29.99 | | PB | Travel 9781526630810 | $22.99 | | HB | Feminism
Pantera
Poised between competing ideologies, This wise, warm, defiant book from a literary 9780648676980 | $24.99 | | PB | Politics
secularism and piousness, a militaristic legend is a meditation on power, feminism
nationalism and exceptional openness to and what it means to be a woman. On many Want to take action and fight for what's
foreigners, Turkey defies easy labels and fronts, there is much work to be done, right, but don't know where to start? Lead
categories. Through the voices of some of its and this book will 'light the torch of our the Way is your ultimate guide to activism
best writers and journalists—many of them daughters and granddaughters with mine. and making systematic change, your way.
in self-imposed exile—The Passenger tries to They will have to live for us, as we lived for From identifying your cause to finding allies,
make sense of this fascinating, maddening our mothers, and carry on with the work still planning a march, nailing your messaging,
country, analysing how it got to where it is left to be finished.’ public speaking and working with the media,
now, and finding the bright spots of hope to the importance of self-care when you're
that allow its always resourceful, often Isabel Allende is the author of twenty-four on your activist journey, Lead the Way will
frustrated population to continue living, and bestselling and critically acclaimed books. guide you to start changing the world today.
thriving. Born in Peru, she now lives in California.
Jean Hinchliffe is a 16-year-old Australian
climate activist and a lead organiser within
School Strike 4 Climate.PARISIAN LIVES
Deirdre Bair
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The award-winning biographer explores her
years in Paris with Samuel Beckett and Simone
BLOOD GUN MONEY de Beauvoir, painting intimate portraits of two
Iaon Grillo literary giants.
Bloomsbury
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TOGETHER
A searing investigation into the enormous Loneliness, health and
black market for firearms, essential to what happens when we
cartels and gangs in the drug trade and find connection
contributing to the epidemic of mass
shootings. This ground-breaking new work
Vivek H. Murthy
of investigative journalism shows us this
connection by following the market for
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on earth.
Essential reading from Obama's Surgeon
Ioan Grillo is a contributing writer at the General on the global loneliness epidemic—and
New York Times and the acclaimed author how we can overcome it
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