Amnesia

In 'Amnesia', Peter Carey explores themes of politics, family, and hacking through the story of journalist Felix Moore, who is tasked with writing the biography of Gaby Baillieux, a young hacker accused of releasing a virus that freed inmates in U.S.

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The novel delves into Australian history, including the 1975 Constitutional Crisis, and examines the complex relationship between Australia and the U.S.