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Reading Victoria Shortlist
Take yourself on a journey through Victoria this summer by reading our selection of 20 contemporary and classic novels set in this state.
Warm stories of life set in St. Kilda and the historic caf?.
Black comedy exploring the relationship between football, celebrity and the media.
Young gay suburban Greek man struggles against his sexuality.
Scientific farming in the Mallee of the 1930s.
Police corruption, racial tensions and over-development in coastal Victoria.
Classic journey into the darkness of the Nuclear Age.
Examination of contemporary Australian society, set in Melbourne’s inner city.
Satire on suburban life.
First in the Murray Whelan series.
Valentine's Day, 1900. A party of schoolgirls go on a picnic to Hanging Rock. Some never return.
Growing up in Melbourne before and during World War II.
1977. Three children go to buy ice-cream and never come back home.
Fictional life of John Wren in Collingwood during the Depression.
Coming of age in 1880s Melbourne.
1950s rural Victoria.
First in the Phyrne Fisher series.
Inner-city Melbourne in the 1970s-80s.
Evocative tale of ordinary suburban lives.
Written as a sequence of letters by the bushranger Ned Kelly.
Growing up in 1960s Fitzroy.
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