28 Jan 2016
Josh Pyke is one of Australia’s most respected troubadours, known for his kooky and eclectic song forms that still manage to weave catchy hooks with articulate…
24 Jan 2016
Cameron Raynes is a Perth-born, Adelaide-based writer and teacher. His short story collection, The Colour Of Kerosene, spawned a short film and won the…
22 Jan 2016
Cameron Raynes (MidnightSun Publishing) 2016, 261pp, RRP Paperback $24.99, E-Book $9.99
22 Jan 2016
Adelaide’s Isaac Lomman has built a healthy reputation for his stage hypnosis shows. Never short of volunteers, Isaac safely guides his audience members through…
20 Jan 2016
The cover of Cavanagh’s formidable tome comes with fond raves about beloved DJ, radio broadcaster, journalist and all-round-good-egg John Peel (1939 – 2004)…
20 Jan 2016
Part of and tied into the ‘Wellcome Collection’ and ‘Wellcome Trust’ (look them up), Smith’s handsome tome is a dictionary of emotions (or, as the introduction…
20 Jan 2016
Although Hannah is associated with psychological crime fiction and a sort of suburban English noir, this collection of four of her not-quite-short spooky…
19 Jan 2016
John Lloyd, John Mitchinson and James Harkin (Faber) 2015, 331pp, RRP $22.99
19 Jan 2016
Freelance writer Simmons’ contribution to the ‘Devil’s Advocates’ series is a complex and enlightening analysis of a film that stands as one of writer/director…
11 Jan 2016
Slava Grigoryan is rightly heralded as one of Australia’s finest proponents of classical guitar with a career spanning over 20 years and accolades galore. Young…
11 Jan 2016
All You Need Is Love , a “spectacular live concert experience” featuring orchestral and rock arrangements of 30 songs made famous by The Beatles, continues its…
10 Jan 2016
Based on the popular 1990 film featuring Demi Moore, Patrick Swayze and Whoopi Goldberg, Ghost The Musical , is a highly enjoyable production showcasing the…