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…
Willo Drummond (‘Moon Wrasse’) Author In Conversation Event | Thursday, June 29th 6:30PM
Catch Willo Drummond discussing her debut poetry collection ‘Moon Wrasse‘ with Michelle Hamadache next Thursday at 6:30pm! This event is free and takes place…
‘Succour Me’ – Kerri Shying | Poetry Reading
Enjoy a great reading of Puncher & Wattmann poet Kerri Shying’s poem ‘Succour Me‘ over on our Youtube channel!
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…
Willo Drummond (‘Moon Wrasse’) Reading | Thursday, June 15th 6PM
Experience a one-time atmospheric reading event featuring Willo Drummond, who will be reading selected poems from ‘Moon Wrasse‘ in Mikala Dwyer’s aquatic art exhibition ‘Penelope…
Adam Ouston’s ‘Waypoints’ Shortlisted for the ALS Gold Medal! (+Author Event)
A ginormous congratulations to Adam Ouston, whose novel ‘Waypoints‘ has been shortlisted for the 2023 ALS Gold Medal! Check out his reaction below: You…
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…
Michael Winkler (‘Grimmish’) Interviewed by Tobias Ryan | Minor Literature[s]
“There’s nothing glib, ultimately, about our conclusions about Grim. We know that he existed, but we don’t even know exactly why he did what…
