
6 Sept 2021
BILLY SUMMERS by Stephen King: Shot To The Heart ~ Book Review
King’s latest blockbuster (coming hot on the heels of last year’s novella collection If It Bleeds and then Later , which was actually from another publisher –…

6 Sept 2021
King’s latest blockbuster (coming hot on the heels of last year’s novella collection If It Bleeds and then Later , which was actually from another publisher –…

6 Sept 2021
Doyle’s autobiographical outing chronicles what he sees as the big year of his youth: 1967, when things were changing in the small coal town of Lithgow, at the…

6 Sept 2021
Melbournian Binks’ first YA (Young Adult) novel is more ambitious and moving than the form usually allows, with characters we really care about, a pleasant dose…

8 June 2021
There’s some debate about whether this big, glossy tome is called Billie Eilish , By – Billie Eilish or Billie Eilish By Billie Eilish but, at any rate, this…

8 June 2021
Former academic Wynne’s epic is too long at 439 pages and, like many first novels (and quite a few second and third novels too), could have done with a ruthless…

8 June 2021
Rogen’s handsome tome isn’t a strict autobiography but, instead, proves to be a series of non-chronological, fondly-felt, energetically (and sometimes…

19 Apr 2021
McKay, an Aussie ‘science communicator’, TV host and Sydney GP, devotes his first book to uncovering many medical crazes and cons (as its subtitle suggest), but…

19 Apr 2021
This first novel by Reynolds, a former professional freestyle snowboarder, unsurprisingly features characters who engage in the sport an awful lot, and every…

19 Apr 2021
Marita Bullock and Joan-Maree Hargreaves (Hachette Australia) 2021, 57pp, RRP $29.99

12 Feb 2021
Adelaidean Frayne’s third book (after Adelaide Noir and Theatre Of Life , both also published by Wakefield Press) mainly moves beyond the more urban locales of…

12 Feb 2021
Film school grad, production company director and now first-time-novelist Clift’s book is another entry in the overcrowded apocalypse genre, and yet there’s a…

21 Jan 2021
FitzSimons’ volume is darkly amusing whether you’re a senior or perhaps well on the way, and yet in large doses it does get rather depressing.