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Janice Hallett is very skilful at dissecting and portraying the variations in human nature.

There’s plenty of observational humour in the text interactions between married pub landlords Sue and Mal Eastwood and chat groups between members of the various quiz teams.

Tomoka: A dissatisfied shop assistant embraces persistence and self care after re-reading a children’s book from her youth, and gains a new perspective on her life and work.

“We’re therefore soon reduced to noisy silence. But it suits me. I don’t mind a good think. Especially on an empty stomach. In a vibrating helicopter now belting just over the Tasmanian treetops and mild green patchwork paddocks. Towards a unique item of garbage.” (p.10)