Books & Poetry
Book review: Good Indian Daughter
Good Indian Daughter is a courageous memoir by an unapologetic writer who masterfully balances humour with the complexity of cultural conflict and family chaos.
Books & Poetry
Good Indian Daughter is a courageous memoir by an unapologetic writer who masterfully balances humour with the complexity of cultural conflict and family chaos.
Books & Poetry
TV presenter and journalist Paul Kennedy vividly captures a sense of time and place in this memoir of a local boy made good – despite some twists and turns.
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With cool, clear diction and delightful wit, Adelaide-based poet Jelena Dinić stands between cultures, between languages and between worlds, writing poems that meticulously explore the crafting of a new life from the bones of the old.
Thought-provoking nature writing by Australian author Harry Saddler questions the impact of the climate emergency and the legacy it will leave for future generations.
A private island in the Whitsundays is the setting for Adelaide writer Lana Guineay’s award-winning mystery novel Dark Wave, the final book reviewed through Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review.
The fascinating story of a family of Australian spies, two new novels that have been compared to the books of Irish author Sally Rooney, and a Stephen King thriller about a contract killer are among the latest releases to hit the bookshelves.
