Books & Poetry
Book review: She is Haunted
Themes of grief, loss, mortality, love and belief are traversed in Paige Clark’s debut collection of stories set between the present and an oppressive near-future.
Books & Poetry
Themes of grief, loss, mortality, love and belief are traversed in Paige Clark’s debut collection of stories set between the present and an oppressive near-future.
Books & Poetry
Adelaide journalist Royce Kurmelovs’ timely book exposing “misadventures in the great Australian debt trap” is reviewed here through Writers SA’s A Year in Review series.
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This review in Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review looks at Ellen van Neerven’s irreverent poetry collection Throat, a work that reaches ‘beyond the confines of the white imagination’.
Briohny Doyle’s apocalyptic domestic thriller carries flurries of acute, studied violence, but lacks a knockout punch.
Earnest coming-of-age confessions and millennial pop culture combine in this comfort read by Sinéad Stubbins that will appeal to fans of David Sedaris and Broad City’s Abbi Jacobson.
The Animals in That Country takes the reader on an unfamiliar, ominous ride that will challenge what family means, and asks, if we could communicate with other sentient beings, would we really want to listen? This is the latest article in Writers SA’s literary criticism series A Year in Review.
