Always Home, Always Homesick by Hannah Kent

Always Home, Always Homesick by Hannah Kent'In my brief breath of life, might I find a way to fit light to paper?' In a land of ethereal beauty, within a culture soaked in myth, a young woman discovers the story that will change her life. In 2003, seventeen year old Australian exchange student Hannah Kent arrives at Keflavk Airport in the middle of the Icelandic winter. That night she sleeps off her jet lag and bewilderment in the National Archives of Iceland, unaware that, years later, she

and they are readied to restart life afresh

to the scientists pioneering new forms of protein and fat that can be cooked into rich golden pancakes and much

Boomers will breach the walls

from the phantasmagorical to the practical and everything in between

Amanda Laugesen gives a fresh history of Australia' s past

Gav isn't really sure how he ended up with a castle full of goblins

What could be more appealing than the idea of Atlantic salmon sustainably harvested in some of the world's purest waters

When his mother dies

Alison Croggon

In this moving and timely novel

award-winning author of Lenny's Book of Everything

in shuttered rooms