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Twelve Australian writers you should know
THE BERRY PICKERS explores the lengths people will go to for family in a story set against North America's dark history of anti-Indigenous racism
Powell's Books recommends 25 women to read before you die
WILD DARK SHORE explores the impact of isolation and climate change on characters coping with loss and betrayal
Q&A with Susanna Clarke on creating the world of PIRANESI
THE WIND KNOWS MY NAME stuffs too many stories into too few pages, resulting in a superficial and cliched novel
FRIENDS AND DARK SHAPES is an absorbing exploration of young people finding their way in a rapidly changing personal and physical landscape
PEACH BLOSSOM SPRING an absorbing family drama of war, migration, and heritage -- and the power of stories to heal
Priscilla Morris on the inspiration, research and real-life stories behind her debut novel BLACK BUTTERFLIES
Ten Unforgettable Female Characters

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