Books & Poetry
Adelaide author Sean Williams’ new novel, Impossible Music, explores deafness from the perspective of a guitarist who suddenly loses his hearing. It springs from Williams’ love of music and a fear of losing the thing he most loves: writing.
Books & Poetry
Two-time winner of the Miles Franklin Literary Award Alex Miller will be in Adelaide next week to launch the latest and most personal of all his books – or, as he describes it, “my take on fictional autobiography”.
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Maralinga in South Australia inspired the Mad Max-type outback landscape of writer and historian Daniel Findlay’s disturbing debut novel, set 500 years after a nuclear apocalypse.
Adelaide author Vikki Wakefield’s new book for young adults is a ghost thriller that sees a teenage prankster drawn into a 20-year-old mystery surrounding a missing girl.
Jeff Jurgens spent more than two decades working at the Holden factory at Elizabeth until uncertainty about the future of the car industry encouraged him to take a redundancy package. But even today, seven years later, it’s as if he never left …
Adelaide Hills screenwriter Simon Butters’ first novel, aimed at young adults, explores issues such as depression, eating disorders and bullying through the story of a 15-year-old social outcast named Montgomery.
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