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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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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Bali: 50 years of changes in Life As Art Asia
Western perceptions of Bali as a paradise are wonderfully explained in Adrian Vicker’s landmark Bali: A Paradise Created (first edition published in1989). Buvelot’s conversation book with Couteau is an essential follow-up to Vicker’s masterwork and a must-read for all those fascinated by Bali and concerned for its future. A selected bibliography and a list of relevant films add valuable material for those wishing to investigate further. Bali, 50 Years of Changes inspires one to learn more and to see the Balinese through a lens appropriate for the times.
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Local poet garners international reviews
Local Australian poet Murray Alfredson is off and racing with his second international review! It’s hard to hold a good
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The value of a ‘New & Selected’ collection
As Geoff Page wrote in The Australian this weekend (‘New and selected Australian poetry‘), the ‘New & Selected’ poetry collection
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Latest review of speculative fiction novel ‘Blood’ by Peter Kay
One of our Amazon readers posted this about Blood by Peter Kay: “This is truly a brilliant and amazingly well-written
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International review of ‘The Gleaming Clouds’ by Murray Alfredson
Murray Alfredson’s poetry makes you stop and think. Popular UK reviewer Valerie Penny agrees: “When this anthology first came to
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Wonderful review of ‘The Sky Dreamer’ by Anne Morgan and Céline Eimann
We’re delighted to see that The Sky Dreamer continues to be popular with education professionals. With its themes of learning
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Come a-Waltzing with us this Australia Day!
As the country gears up for Australia Day and the long weekend, a new wonderful review has arrived for Christina’s
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