Archival Poetics by Natalie Harkin Vagabond ISBN 9781925735215 Reviewed by GABRIELA BOURKE It can be tempting to imagine that colonisation is a thing of the
Where Only the Sky had Hung Before by Toby Fitch Vagabond ISBN 978-1-925735-32-1 Reviewed by Jeremy George For all the obvious reasons I have been
Mother of Pearl by Angela Savage Transit Lounge ISBN 978-1-925760-35-4 Reviewed by MEGAN CHEONG Mother of Pearl: Perspectives on exploitation When I open a book
Blueberries by Ellena Savage TEXT ISBN: 9781922268563 Reviewed by VICTORIA NUGENT Memoir, poetry, probing essay-style musings and competing inner voices exist side-by-side in Ellena Savage’s
Invisible Eye by Gayatri Chawla Authorspress ISBN-13: 9789352072736 Reviewed by MATTHEW da SILVA Themes surrounding politics emerge organically in some of the poems in this book
A Constant Hum by Alice Bishop Text ISBN 9781925773842 Reviewed by H.C. GILDFIND Just a blur through bushfire glow, on Alice Bishop’s A Constant Hum
Everything Changes: Australian Writers and China, A Transcultural Anthology Ed. Xianlin Song and Nicolas Jose UWAPublishing ISBN: 978-1-76080-112-0 Reviewed by EMILY ZONG “Many Chinese names became
The Pillars by Peter Polites Hachette ISBN 9780733640186 Reviewed by JEAN-FRANÇOIS VERNAY In her essay on suburbia, Helen Garner discusses the politics of location
We’ll Stand in that Place and Other Stories Edited by Michelle Cahill Margaret River Press Reviewed by AMY VAN DER LINDEN ‘In the
Rethinking the Victim: Gender and Violence in Contemporary Australian Women’s Writing by Anne Brewster and Sue Kossew Routledge ISBN: 978 1 138 09259 4 Reviewed
