Salt Upon the Water by Lyn Dickens

Salt Upon the Water by Lyn Dickens1836. At the edge of empire, a woman arrives to claim her past. And her future. Clarissa FitzRoy, a spirited woman of mixed heritage, has crossed oceans to confront Colonel William Light, the Surveyor General of South Australia. Bound by a shared history of dispossession by the British East India Company and haunted by secrets, Clarissa and Light must grapple with truths neither is prepared to face. Set against the stark beauty of the South Australian

Australia's Dogs is generously illustrated with images drawn from the rich collections of the National Library of Australia

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When Caitlin inherits a significant sum of money on her fortieth birthday

factory jobs that are constantly on the verge of being outsourced

a reflection on the nature of masculinity

hopeful gem of a novel

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Wildly original

A poetic meditation on the transformative potential of place

Book 11 in the Reading Tracks series