AustLit

'Art Lambkin, newly confined to a nursing home, is terrified of being erased from the outside world. Determined to remain relevant, he engages in a correspondent’s war on the Letters Page of his daily newspaper, pitting his acerbic wit against a rogue gallery of bigots, windbags and egomaniacs. But when a woman surfaces from Art’s long-ago past, he soon becomes the villain in a scandal that threatens to destroy everything—and everyone—he knows.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Whether writing about her foiled attempt to seduce her husband, the homesick Irishman she found on the beach or why dog-people and cat-people can never be friends, Ros Thomas does so with the kind of humour and clarity that keeps her readers coming back week after week. These stories are for anyone who has grown up, fallen in love, failed, persevered - and is still looking for the meaning of modern life. Startlingly funny, revealing, and profoundly genuine, Ros Thomas will have you laughing, reminiscing and nodding in recognition.' (Publication blurb)