Melbourne


The Rosie Project (Don Tillman, #1)
Cocaine Blues (Phryne Fisher, #1)
The Slap
Monkey Grip
On the Beach
Theory & Practice
Shadowboxing
Melbourne (The City Series)
Flying Too High (Phryne Fisher, #2)
The Mystery of a Hansom Cab (Melbourne Trilogy, #1)
The Spare Room
Truth (Broken Shore, #2)
Stiff (Murray Whelan, #1)
Search History
Small Joys of Real Life
Heart of Brass by Felicity BanksSilver and Stone by Felicity BanksDoctor Jack by Karen J. CarlisleThe Adventures of Viola Stewart by Karen J. CarlisleDoctor Jack and Other Tales by Karen J. Carlisle
Australian Steampunk
31 books — 13 voters
Australian Food by Bill  GrangerAustralia's Creative Native Cuisine by Andrew FielkeThe Retro Cookbook by Susan TomnayBaking Day by The Australian Women's WeeklyThe Great Australian Cookbook by Helen Greenwood
Best Australian Cookbooks
57 books — 4 voters

The Light Between Oceans by M.L. StedmanA Town Like Alice by Nevil ShutePicnic at Hanging Rock by Joan LindsayThe Secret River by Kate GrenvilleThe Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough
Fictitious Australia
470 books — 123 voters
Cocaine Blues by Kerry GreenwoodThe Slap by Christos TsiolkasThe Rosie Project by Graeme SimsionShantaram by Gregory David RobertsEarthly Delights by Kerry Greenwood
Books About Melbourne and Victoria
324 books — 111 voters

When Lillian (Holt) argues that leadership steals your spirit, she means that institutional pressures change you; they erode your courage, passion and humour and wear you down so that important things don't get named and get overtaken by the trivial. In the following excerpts from one interview I undertook with her, Lillian elaborates why Indigenous Australians find it hard to speak out. There is a systemic blockage. Something happens to Aboriginal people who work in hierarchies, whether burea ...more
Amanda Sinclair

Fiona McIntosh
Then they had a day together in Melbourne and Jenny stayed in her first hotel, with Luc sparing no expense and treating her to the Windsor for the night. Here, Jenny experienced a luxury that had her wide-eyed, where men in their fine uniform of burgundy jackets, trimmed with gold, fussed around them and suggested an afternoon tea like never before. Luc couldn’t help but grin to see his daughter engulfed in a leather chair, near the huge arched picture windows that fronted Spring Street, choosin ...more
Fiona McIntosh, The French Promise

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