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For lovers of Chai Time At Cinnamon Gardens and Tuesday Evenings with the Copeton Craft Resistance comes a new uplit title, Eudaimania: Happiness Disease by debut Australian author Simone Abbot.
In June 2001 with her first election approaching, why is idealistic speechwriter Kat Warlow resigning from a job she loves, writing for Australia's ‘Sexiest Minister Alive’ Lachlan Stuart MP? Perhaps Aristotle whispered in her ear: ‘Happiness depends on ourselves.’
Australian politician Andrew Leigh MP said: ‘An absorbing novel about whether politics can make room for compassion, community and human flourishing. Eudaimania: Happiness Disease asks how we might build a more loving politics in an angry age.’
The paperback is 444 pages long and includes a personal note from Simone on the process of writing this roman à clef to 2001.
For lovers of Chai Time At Cinnamon Gardens and Tuesday Evenings with the Copeton Craft Resistance comes a new uplit title, Eudaimania: Happiness Disease by debut Australian author Simone Abbot.
In June 2001 with her first election approaching, why is idealistic speechwriter Kat Warlow resigning from a job she loves, writing for Australia's ‘Sexiest Minister Alive’ Lachlan Stuart MP? Perhaps Aristotle whispered in her ear: ‘Happiness depends on ourselves.’
Australian politician Andrew Leigh MP said: ‘An absorbing novel about whether politics can make room for compassion, community and human flourishing. Eudaimania: Happiness Disease asks how we might build a more loving politics in an angry age.’
The paperback is 444 pages long and includes a personal note from Simone on the process of writing this roman à clef to 2001.