A real piece of work by Erin Riley

A real piece of work by Erin RileyAn exhilarating, thought provoking and joyful debut that asks how we create our identities and how we can transcend them.'Language gave to me the body I knew was mine and brought into existence so many possibilities for what my gender can be.'Across these twenty fresh and boldly intimate stories, Erin Riley writes about the things that matter most family, heartbreak, humanity, justice and swimming, and the messy, hard graft of becoming one's authentic

when dealing with Indigenous people from the eastern area of the state (excluding the Murchison

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She desperately wants to dance -- but no one will dance with her

Width: 252mm

The voices of First Nations women that Marlee weaves through the book provide a rebuttal to the idea that 'you cant be what you cant see'

potatoes to peel and latrines to dig

Winner of Fiction Book of the Year at the British Book Awards

Frank Ballantyne is keen to join the grand adventure and do his bit

Aurelius created one of the greatest works of philosophy- a series of wise and practical aphorisms that have been consulted by statesmen

Plagued by her past

Every Hill Got A Story is the first comprehensive history of Central Australia’s Aboriginal people

critic and advocate