AustLit

'This month’s Flashback Friday explores Nick Earl’s entwined Wisdom Tree novellas from 2016: Gotham, Venice, Vancouver, Juneau, and NoHo.'

'This week, Michelle McLaren discusses Toni Jordan’s 2018 novel of intrigue and literary obsession, The Fragments.'

'Set during a bushfire, Claire Thomas’s second novel juxtaposes the performance of a play with the inner lives of its audience.'

'Predator or prey? Jo Lennan’s debut collection of stories lures the reader into a world where foxes can mean many things.' (Introduction)

'There’s much more to Tracy Sorensen’s impressive debut than just an original premise.'

'The author of The Bird’s Child returns with the story of a Romany girl forced to live by her wits when her father is transported to Australia.'

'The Crying Place is a big novel that juggles even bigger ideas.

'For the first time in his life, Saul, a drifter, has remained in the same place for nearly a year. He has a steady job, and he’s renting a tiny Sydney apartment, its door marked with scratches left behind by ‘a dog once forced to live where it didn’t belong’.'