Willo Drummond’s ‘Moon Wrasse’ Reviewed by Martin Duwell | Australian Poetry Review
‘A poet wants poems, perhaps, as an intellectual wants a better and fuller understanding. But another poet always remains, ultimately, out of reach: the…
Shari Kocher’s ‘Foxstruck and Other Collisions’ Reviewed by Eva Birch | Cordite
A nice review of Shari Kocher’s ‘Foxstruck and Other Collisions‘ by Eva Birch at @corditepoetry. Read more here. Grab your copy of ‘Foxstruck…
Jill Jones’ ‘Acrobat Music’ Reviewed By Susan Kurosawa | The Australian
‘Each page is a revelation of ideas, responses and observations on matters large and small‘ A lovely review of Jill Jones’ ‘Acrobat Music’…
Rose Lucas’ ‘Increments of the Everyday’ Reviewed by Felicity Plunkett | Australian Book Review
A fine review of Rose Lucas’ ‘Increments of the Everyday’ by Felicity Plunkett at Australian Book Review! Read it here: https://bit.ly/3Qqsio2 Get your copy of…
Marcelle Freiman’s ‘Spirit Level’ Reviewed by Margaret Bradstock | Rochford Street Review
‘The sense of alienation, estrangement of the immigrant and uprooted persona, is poignantly expressed.‘ A great review of Marcelle Freiman’s ‘Spirit Level‘ by…
Gayelene Carbis’s ‘I Have Decided To Remain Vertical’ by Chris Arnold | Australian Book Review
“‘I Have Decided to Remain Vertical‘ is beautifully paced as a collection; it rewards reading from start to finish.” A lovely review of Gayelene…
Greg McLaren’s ‘camping underground’ Reviewed by Craig Billingham | The Conversation
‘The jokes have a satirical purpose: the culture is on trial, not just our politicians.’ A fascinating review of Greg McLaren’s ‘camping underground‘…
Nellie Le Beau’s ‘Inheritance’ Reviewed by Marion May Campbell | Cordite
“Nellie Le Beau practises an innovative and, at times, a more radically challengingly poetics to send reader perception veering into uncanny encounters with our…
Jen Craig’s ‘Wall’ Reviewed by Emmett Stinson | The Conversation
”Wall’ is a looping, peripatetic narrative that traverses multiple temporal dimensions simultaneously.’ Renown academic critic Emmett Stinson writing incisively on the genius of…
Michael Winkler’s ‘Grimmish’ Reviewed by Holly Connolly | AnOther
‘Grimmish is a compellingly original study of pain, manliness and storytelling.’ A nice review of Michael Winkler’s ‘Grimmish‘ by Holly Connolly at…
