A History of What I’ll Become By Jill Jones ISBN: 978-1-76080-121-2 University of Western Australia Press Reviewed by ERIN McFAYDEN Jill Jones’s A History
Change Machine by Jaya Savige UQP Press ISBN 9780702262869 Reviewed by J. C. MASTERS This is what happens when you binge on beauty: eventually the
A Kinder Sea by Felicity Plunkett UQP ISBN 9780702262708 Reviewed by J.C. Masters Growing up on the coast, I felt like the
Throat By Ellen Van Neerven UQP Reviewed by DANIEL SLEIMAN In reading poetry, we look for those rare moments where a creative sequence
The Wandering by Intan Paramaditha ISBN Harvill Secker Reviewed by GABRIELA BOURKE Reading Intan Paramaditha’s The Wandering during a global pandemic and in a
Petra White lives in London. Her most recent book is Reading for a Quiet Morning (Gloria SMH 2017). The Visit Because I
Case Notes By David Stavanger UWA Publishing ISBN 978-1-76080-119-9 Reviewed by DAVE CLARK I recently attended a training course that looked into depression. As I
Kokomo by Victoria Hannan Hachette ISBN 9780733643323 Reviewed by MEGAN CHEONG In lockdown, distance regained some of its former authority. For six of the
Yumna Kassab is a writer from Western Sydney. She studied medical science and neuroscience at university. Her first book of short stories, The House of
Nicole Smede is a musician, poet and educator of Worimi and European heritage, exploring a reclamation and reconnection to ancestry through language, poetry and song.
