Kirjahaku

Is A Tag On A Fence Worth The Rest Of Your Life? Twenty Seven Seventy, 2770, the postcode of one of Sydney's most working class of suburbs, Mt Druitt. Young Jayden St Clair, running from his mother's latest boyfriend and a life without love. Tafon Ta'alofa, just turned 18 and still not ready to accept responsibility for his actions. Billy Cooper, one time builder's labourer, a lifetime later the magistrate hearing the case that changed everyone's life forever. All because one night, Sendip Gujrata, a migrant who made the decision to stand up to Tafon and his gang, said NO to their tagging his neighbour's fence. Who would have thought two days later all of them and several others would be drawn together to one point in time and space, lives forever changed, some beyond all help or recognition of what once was. A gritty, all too real and very readable novel about social issues that challenge many Australians today...

'In Grave & Dark Clad Company' is a collection of short stories that explore the darker side within us all. From serial killers to suicides and sex offenders and a few shady in-between types, the characters in this anthology present the reader with sixteen stories of murder, death, self-realisation and introspection.

Who would have thought the Global Financial Crises, a lesbian wife and a suicidal boss would give car salesman by day, writer by night Scott Straub the chance he needed to live his dream? To join his fellow car selling, story writing Aussie mate Greg Kinnear and retreat to the Outback to do what they were born to do; to write. If only dreams came true exactly as they should This is a story about friendship, faith and feelings. It is about applied truth as we know it in the real world, a world where you can't help falling in love with your best mate's mate, changing your destiny with the stroke of a nipple and the click of a mouse. A story about how you can be forgiven for the things you do, but never for the things you say because something once said, can never be unsaid. What do these all too real characters have to say to each other that is so electric, so explosive it will change everyone's life, forever?