Six books in good condition, all pages clean:

'The Museum of Love' by Steve Weiner

"Adolescent Jean-Michel Verhaeren is an obsessive on the subject of death. He finds solace from an oppressive environment in fantasy, the small gang he leads, his sense of irony, and the exploration of his emerging homosexuality. Thus begins his bizarre journey through alternating periods of insane confusion and pure clarity. Weiner's prose is lucid, startling and shocking. A surrealist slassic, the bold reader will be profoundly enchanted by this mastertpiece of the imagination."

Anthony Burgess, 'The Pianoplayers' Ex-library with stamps etc, otherwise all pages clean.

"Ellen Henshaw recalls her father, a piano player in silent movie houses and her career as a teenage prostitute and then opening a "school of love" where wealthy gentlemen learn to play a woman's body like a musical instrument. A worthwhile addition to any collection of his Burgess' works."

'A Rich Full Death' by Michael Dibdin

'Young Bostonian Robert Booth accepts an invitation to the Florentine residence of Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. When Mr Browning is called away, Booth follows him to visit the village of his childhood sweetheart, who is now hanging by the neck from a tree in the garden...'

The Hat Of My Mother - Stories by Max Steele

"Max Steele's stories have been admired for decades. "The Hat of My Mother," demonstrates the range and depth of this distinguished writer, combining new work with his most famous and best-loved stories. A sublime collection."

'Feel The Width : A Novel From Inside The Fashion Industry' by Fraser Beath

A wickedly satirical look at the Australisn fashion industry of the '60s -:a veneer of glamour over corruption, power and sexual indulgence."

'CRISIS: The Long Journey Home' by Carmel Bird (Jack Power)

"Australian novelist Carmel Bird's fourth novel is a hilarious expose of contemporary Australian life and a hilarious insight into the male psyche."