Book review: Shining Like the Sun
Adelaide writer Stephen Orr’s latest novel charts the complex interconnections of family and community, memory and place, in a story about the meaning of responsibility.
Adelaide writer Stephen Orr’s latest novel charts the complex interconnections of family and community, memory and place, in a story about the meaning of responsibility.
A pair of moving meditations on love and grief, a ‘big fat, multi-generational New York novel’ and Booker-nominated author Andrew O’Hagan’s latest epic are this month’s recommended reading.
Chinese-Australian writer Ouyang Yu’s short stories are compelling tales of dislocation and otherness
Author Mykaela Saunders – winner of the 2022 David Unaipon Award – has created an immersive collection of speculative short stories that will resonate across generations.
Adelaide author Vikki Wakefield takes another step into the world of psychological thrillers with new release To the River, a crime novel set around the Murray River.
Utilising his Greek heritage and his background as a writer, The Sidekicks author Will Kostakis brings us We Could be Something – a cohesive tale of two different lives that never quite collide as they forge their paths through the streets of Darlinghurst.