A Lost City and Elvis Impersonators
On the surface, it’s a Boys’ Own Adventure, but Draining the Lake and The Family Business, Archimede Fusillo’s latest kids
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Discover the Magic in Robert Vescio’s New Kids’ Chapter Book
Robert Vescio was recently interviewed in Kids Corner (Children’s Book Council of NSW) about his very first chapter book for
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A Reviewer Howls in Sympathy with the Poet
Like Nick Cave, Gemma White writes with honesty and eloquence which hits home. These poems operate in media res, where the writer addresses the reader and engages us in the midst of a flow of ideas and feelings which have begun prior to our arrival, a continuous discourse with that world.
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No melting wings in Tickets to the Fall of Icarus
When for the first time I held Tickets to the Fall of Icarus I thought it would be a book
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Jeremy Roberts’ The Dark Cracks of Kemang – Q&A
Come journey with us as we interview and discover more about Jeremy Roberts, the avid performance poet, traveller, and the
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Richard James Allen’s More Lies – Q&A
After travelling down such a long road to finally finishing More Lies, we wanted to pick Richard James Allen’s brain.
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James Gering’s Staying Whole While Falling Apart – Q&A
We interviewed Staying Whole While Falling Apart‘s author James Gering to find out how he stays whole while falling apart
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Kate Maxwell’s Never Good At Maths – Q&A
With her recent release of Never Good at Maths, we wanted to know more about Kate Maxwell beyond her inability
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Paul Scully’s The Fickle Pendulum – Q&A
With so many views on belief and doubt, we interviewed Paul Scully to get a better insight on navigating the
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