Books & Poetry
Novelist and performance artist Fiona McGregor’s collection of essays celebrating creativity and its potential for subversion and transformation is the latest book reviewed in Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review.
Books & Poetry
In this latest article in Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review, Sumudu Narayana reviews Adelaide author Pip Williams’ much-lauded debut novel and finds there is plenty to savour in its engaging story and breathtaking detail.
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This anthology offers compelling insights on cross-cultural literary exchange but suffers from a confused identity as a book, writes Jinghua Qian in this latest article in Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review.
As part of Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review, Walter Marsh reviews South Australian author Karen Wyld’s Where the Fruit Falls, an inter-generational story in which racism and assimilation is a theft that keeps on taking.
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.
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”.
