I was going to have my say about the blatant inequality in representation and commendation of female authors in the media but quite frankly I’m too tired tonight. I’ll write it tomorrow. In the meantime here are some links that deserve you attention. Susan Meyers article Why Book Review Equality Matters. Sisters in Crime offer their own top 5 recommended read for the festive season, in response to The Weekend Australian’s male only list. And there’s a wiki open for you to post Great Books by Women published in 2009 which is in response to the Publishers Weekly Top Ten Books all male list.
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In a near-future where privatised health care has sent the cost of over-the-counter medicine soaring, terrorists execute a well-planned attack on the world’s pharmaceutical companies.
Ella West is an ex-pat Australian living in New York City when the coup begins and is mistakenly imprisoned for suspected terrorist activity.
On her release she finds her partner, Joah, has passed away because of lack of treatment due to the malfunctioning health care system. As the city descends into chaos, she plans to leave, but is is asked a favour by a friend — to transport his teenage daughter to safety in South Carolina. Ella heads south, planning to honour her friend’s wish and then find a way back across the Mexican border and home to Australia. But in the turmoil that unfolds, her life changes forever.
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Peacemaker - Aurealis Award
Best Science Fiction Novel 2014
Curtin University Distinguished Alumni Award 2014
Transformation Space - Aurealis Award
Best Science Fiction Novel 2010
Sharp Shooter - Davitt Award
Best Crime Novel 2009 (Sisters in Crime Australia)
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