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Everyman's Rules for Scientific Living
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A depiction of the fragile relationship between man, science and nature. Sensual and witty, it tells of the efforts of a young woman and her scientist husband to help farmers in the Mallee during the 1930s. Important questions are raised about the ecological crisis now facing much of the inland and there is strong resonance with contemporary Australia.
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AuthorCarrie Tiffany
Carrie Tiffany grew up in Western Australia. She spent her early twenties working as a National Park Ranger in the Northern Territory. She now lives in Melbourne where she works as an agricultural journalist. Her first novel, Everyman’s Rules for Scientific Living, won the WA Premier’s Prize for Fiction and was short listed for the Commonwealth Writer’s Prize, the Miles Franklin Award and the Orange Prize for Fiction.
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