When Margot Gorman finds a body in the women's toilets a tangle of mysteries opens up. Margot Gorman, ex-cop, is now a free agent, a triathlete and has the equivalent of perfect pitch in the sense of smell and, naturally, is a connoisseur of good wine. From murder and kidnap, drug dealing and gay bashing, to illegal mining and an underground network of cyberfeminists - the Solanacites - there are many skeins to be unravelled. A complex and intriguing novel that deals with the selfhood of women, it ranges from musings on the Amazons to a self-sufficient community in Australia's womenslands. There is mystery and philosophical enquiry in money, madness, motherhood and much more.

About the Author
Finola Moorhead was born in 1947 in Mornington, Victoria. She is a playwright, a poet, has written articles and short stories, and published five books under her own name, as well as appearing in anthologies and journals.

Reviews
"Wry, sardonic, cool and spirited, its themes of subversion and survival are exciting and marvellous ... A contemporary classic." --Debra Adelaide, "Sydney Morning Herald"



Book Information
ISBN 9781875559602
Author Finola Moorhead
Format Paperback
Page Count 650
Imprint Spinifex Press
Publisher Spinifex Press
Weight(grams) 830g
Dimensions(mm) 232mm * 153mm * 20mm