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Kokomo by Victoria Hannan
Kokomo is Victoria Hannan’s debut novel set in Melbourne, Australia. Mina lives in London and is urgently called home after years abroad...
Courtney Dyer
Sep 16, 20205 min read


Boy Parts by Eliza Clark
A byword is commonly associated to Boy Parts, Eliza Clarke's debut novel: Northern filth. I scan my bookshelf. I look at my Goodreads...
Christina Branco
Sep 15, 20204 min read


FATHER MAY BE AN ELEPHANT AND MOTHER ONLY A SMALL BASKET, BUT… BY GOGU SHYAMALA
A standard definition of caste, found on Wikipedia, is “a form of social stratification characterized by endogamy, hereditary...
Areeb Ahmad
Sep 14, 20206 min read


Friday Book Debrief Vol 40
Every week we’re sharing what our some of our writers are currently reading. For all of our US readers, we now have our own Bookshop! You...
Admin
Sep 11, 20203 min read


Heatstroke by Hazel Barkworth
When a young adolescent, Lily, goes missing one summer evening everyone is shaken by the disturbance to mundane normality. Rachel, who is...
Courtney Dyer
Sep 10, 20204 min read


Pew By Catherine Lacey
Pew is what happens when you take a vague figure—genderless, young but hard to pin an exact age, racially ambiguous—and throw them into...
Victoria Storm
Sep 9, 20207 min read


The Seventh Mansion by Maryse Meijer
The beginning of this book begins with staccato sentences that leave you stalling at every turn. Took so much effort to invest. To want...
Karen Salgado
Sep 8, 20204 min read


Luster by Raven Leilani
At times it is hard to believe that Luster is Raven Leilani’s debut novel. She writes with the confidence and flair of a seasoned...
Karla Mendez
Sep 7, 20204 min read


The Dark Heart of Every Wild Thing by Joseph Fasano
The Dark Heart of Every Wild Thing is without a doubt a refreshment, a story not important what about, but important how it is told. It...
Iva Mihalic
Sep 5, 20204 min read


Friday Book Debrief Vol 39
This week; Emily St John Mandel, Temi Oh, Madeline Miller, Jessica Goudeau, Guadalupe Nettel, Tessa Hadley, Elena Ferranta & more.
Admin
Sep 4, 20203 min read


Daddy by Emma cline
Reviews of this book suggest Cline is good at telling a dark story. I didn’t read the stories as dark tales. Men often behave badly.
Marian Perales
Sep 3, 20204 min read


Poly By Paul Dalgarno
Poly is a charging force on the Australian literary scene; redefining ideas of a “happy family” in a more diverse, accepting, and less...
Courtney Dyer
Sep 2, 20205 min read
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