Books & Poetry
As part of Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review, Royce Kurmelovs reviews an expansive memoir that has much to say on the interaction of race and class, and on suburbia itself.
Books & Poetry
In the latest article in Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review, Bronwyn Lovell reviews poet Jill Jones’ A History of What I’ll Become – a book “as nostalgic for the past as it is alarmed by the future”.
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In the latest article in Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review, Susie Anderson reviews a ‘fiercely uncensored’ collection of 61 poems from First Nations poets in 12 First Nations languages.
Mandy Gill reviews Adelaide-based author Emma Ashmere’s short story collection Dreams They Forgot in this article published as part of Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review.
In the second article in Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review, Laura La Rosa reviews Adelaide-based author Kylie Maslen’s recently published book Show Me Where It Hurts: Living with Invisible Illness.
In the first article in a new series of literary criticism presented in partnership with Writers SA, A Year in Review, Adelaide writer Katerina Bryant reviews Mia Walsch’s memoir, Money for Something.
