<p>Iran is poised. Her nuclear capability almost ready - a direct threat to Israel and the world. A small team of former Israeli undercover agents is called out of retirement for one last desperate mission. Their path takes them from Israel and the West Bank through the increasingly hostile terrain of Jordan and Iraq, through marshes and treacherous deserts, to Iran itself... Can they succeed where others have failed?</p>

Code Red Iran

Literature & Fiction

Chaskalson, Sydney

Contemporary

Cipher Press

Lakiriboto

Ayodele Olofintuade

Literary

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Alison Rumfitt

Genre Fiction

Daddy Boy

Biographies & Memoirs

Emerson Whitney

Memoirs

Ten Bridges I've Burnt: A Memoir in Verse

Brontez Purnell

Heaven

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Davey Davis

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Politics & Social Sciences

RUMFITT, ALISON

Miren, Frankie

Social Sciences

<p>Part hallucination, part queer bildungsroman, Never Was is a beautifully strange novel about grief, addiction, transmasculinity and class, taking us from a limbo of lost dreams to a small salt- mining town and exploring the way identity is both inherited and re-invented.\nDaniel sits on a clifftop in the aftermath of a party at Fin's mansion, looking out over a junky sea. Daniel's not sure why they're there, or who Fin is, even though Fin seems to be somebody famous. To find out, Daniel must tell Fin the story of their childhood, going back to a small salt-mining town in The North, a visit from their now-estranged relative Crystal, and the life and losses of their salt-miner father, Mika.\nTaking us from bus shelters to playgrounds to McDonalds, from the depth of a salt mine to a nightclub toilet, Daniel describes their world of soap operas, sunglasses, newspaper clippings and Princess Diana, steering Fin through the events that led up to The Great Subsidence, when their town and the mine that sustained it collapsed. As Daniel tells their story, they come to learn they’re in a place called Never Was, a limbo for lost dreams and disappointments, a landfill for things that never came to be, but also a place of change and transition. Dreamy, poignant, and revelatory, Never Was is a bewitching and inventive novel by an inimitable voice in literary fiction.</p>

Never Was

Gavin, Honor

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