Book Review

”Wall’ is a looping, peripatetic narrative that traverses multiple temporal dimensions simultaneously.’   Renown academic critic Emmett Stinson writing incisively on the genius of…

“Craig’s work constructs an idiosyncratic monologue, more akin to David Foster Wallace than W.G. Sebald in my view, that traces the thoughts of a…

‘Likewise in the long sentences of Wall, important events and minor transgression are given equal weighting. The narrator’s thoughts are laid bare in the…

“The Blue Mountains-based author likewise combines exactitude and vagueness, immediacy and distance, to approximate how scatty, wormhole-like human thought might be represented on the…

“These are not exuberant poems, but quietly tough and compelling, like a winter tree standing against the cold.”   A splendid review of Magdalena…