Books & Poetry
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.
Books & Poetry
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.
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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.
Australian writer Robert Dessaix’s new work The Time of Our Lives contains much wisdom on the question of ageing and the search for meaning – and it’s not a book to churn through in one sitting, writes Kevin John Brophy.
Stella Prize-winning writer Heather Rose’s latest novel mixes family drama, political intrigue and geopolitical speculation in ways that seem exaggerated – yet elements are not so far removed from possibility, writes Simon Ryan.
While tourism campaigns often portray the beach as an idyllic, isolated haven, many of our beach stories depict it as a darker, more crowded and complex place. Here, Liz Ellison shares 10 Australian beach stories worth reading this summer.
