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…
Jen Craig’s ‘Wall’ Reviewed by Cameron Woodhead | SMH
“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…
Jen Craig’s ‘Wall’ Reviewed by Kasumi Borcyzk | SRB
‘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…
Jen Craig’s ‘Wall’ Reviewed by Geordie Williamson | The Saturday Paper
“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…
Magdalena Ball’s ‘Bobish’ Reviewed by Pip Smith | SMH (+ WestWords Reading!)
“These are not exuberant poems, but quietly tough and compelling, like a winter tree standing against the cold.” A splendid review of Magdalena…
Magdalena Ball’s ‘Bobish’ Reviewed by Meera Atkinson | The Conversation
“Bobish is transgenerational literary trauma testimony” A fine review of Magdalena Ball‘s ‘Bobish‘ by Meera Atkinson in The Conversation! Read more here. Get your…
Fiction Reviews from Overseas!
Check out what they’re saying about some of our books overseas! ““Wall” turns out to be an acute and exasperating case study in…
Richard Tipping’s ‘Hear The Art: Visual Poetry As Sculpture’ Reviewed by Andy Jackson | The Saturday Paper
“Tipping draws on the latent anagrammatic and resonant properties of words and phrases to provoke, as he writes, “new ways of seeing the everyday”.”…
Gayelene Carbis’s ‘I Have Decided to Remain Vertical’ Reviewed by Marion Campbell | Mascara Literary Review
‘The wonder of several key poems in this new collection is their integration of heartbreak, loss, even terror, and of comic, Alice-like defiance.’ A…
Jen Craig’s ‘Wall’ Reviewed by Maks Sipowicz | Meanjin
‘Wall is a powerful exploration of an artist’s need to explain herself and to be understood by herself and others.’ A stellar review…