Larrimah by Kylie Stevenson and Caroline Graham

Larrimah by Kylie Stevenson and Caroline GrahamA dying town, a missing man. One of Australia's greatest mysteries two whodunnits, twisted together. Larrimah: hot, barren, a speck of dust in the centre of the nothingness of outback Australia. Where you might find a death adder in the bar and a spider or ten in the toaster. Maybe it's stupid to write a love letter to a town that looks like this. A town where there's nothing to see, nothing to buy and the closest thing to an attraction is a weird

we didn't have donkeys

It will appeal to anyone interested in Australian Indigenous art and traditional life

believing she will finally realise her dream to become a writer

'These are troubling times

Begley and Redley Hole are two hairy hole people living ordinary lives in the bush ""” that is until their world is lifted up and tossed on its rear when a lost tourist named Joplin stumbles upon them with promises of friendship and help to search for their parents

Praise for Ottolenghi Test Kitchen Shelf Love-'I absolutely love this book

how to harvest

But rumour has it that the newborn son of the last king of Ithrace survived

nourishment

Biographical note

Written with a booming cadence that demands to be read aloud

for better or for worse