The Boy in the Green Suit: a memoir by Robert Hillman

The Boy in the Green Suit: a memoir by Robert HillmanHere is an unusual and beautifully written Australian memoir destined to become a classic that captures the vulnerability and ardour of youth, and the fragility and strength of parental love. It is 1965. Robert Hillman, a mere 16 years old, is planning an extraordinary adventure. Deserted by his mother, disliked by his stepmother, and puzzled by his father, Bobby needs comforting. His life in rural Victoria has offered no solace; his job at

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Always dancing and singing

and how history has a way of weaving itself into our present

Arnaud Serval is a gallerist who specialises in Aboriginal art

at-times heartbreaking memoir

the child of a goddess-and by all rights their paths should never cross

Winner of the 2019 CWA Dagger New Blood Award for Best First Crime NovelIn an isolated country town brought to its knees by endless drought

using readily available ingredients and simple techniques

social class

no-holds-barred account of how she did it

Stacey is the only one who can find her sister

Have they started spooling through her social media and pulling out photographs