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Eden Carmichael, a politician, is found dead in a brothel on a hot afternoon. Sandra Mahoney mulls over a demeaning photograph showing Carmichael in a dress and blonde wig. When a lobby group asks her to investigate a company producing filters for the internet, Mahoney is surprised to discover a trail that others have ignored. EDEN shows Mahoney and her creator, Dorothy Johnston, at their most assured and accomplished yet.

Sophie Harper is abandoned by her husband and left with a four-year- old daughter to support. She finds work in an old house in Canberra that is being used as a brothel. She falls under the house's strangely comforting spell, and discovers the capacity to learn from the men and women she encounters there.

A long forgotten Appalachian coal mining town lives again in this ingenious telling of a young girl's life just prior to WWII.

Traces the history of the Aleuts of the Pribilof Islands, from 1867 (the time of the United States purchase) to 1978.

90% of Australian potteries of this time were established in NSW, and the 24 potteries featured in this book are those that were operating in or around Sydney. They include Anna, Casey, Diana, Florenz, Martin Boyd, Modern Ceramic Products, Pates and Vande.

A novel of Australia in the 1950's and life in the Australian forces assisting the British in their atomic tests at Maralinga.

Making dreams come true with grit, determination, and a nickel and dime.