Paul KeatingIn the tradition of his bestselling CURTIN and CHIFLEY, David Day's exhaustive biography of one of our most fascinating prime ministers. Paul Keating was one of the most significant political figures of the late twentieth century, firstly as treasurer for eight years and then Prime Minister for five years. Although he has spent all of his adult life in the public eye, Keating has eschewed the idea of publishing his memoirs and has discouraged

as have many of Katherine Paterson’s other novels

Don Miguel Ruiz suffered a near fatal heart attack that left him in a nine-weeks-long coma

a new preface and epilogue

coal mines

of Finfarran's emigrants have settled

and now she’s just one of the crowd

published to coincide with the 150th anniversary of Lewis’s Carroll’s beloved classic

a once-elegant temple of Art Deco splendor now slowly decaying in the smog and bustle of downtown Cairo: a fading aristocrat and self-proclaimed \"scientist of women\"

that his true desires will never be fulfilled

co-written with bestselling author Ali Benjamin (The Truth About Jellyfish)

Modern Art and Music: A painter’s brutal gesture in the works of Francis Bacon

An intoxicating tale