The Interpreter (Brooke Robinson) – book review
While the idea of interpretation and interpreters as a way of exploring culture has had
Robert Goodman
Robert Goodman is a book reviewer, former Ned Kelly Awards judge and institutionalised public servant based in Sydney. This and over 450 more book reviews can be found on his website Pile By the Bed.
Perilous Times (Thomas D Lee) – book review
Thomas D Lee’s debut Perilous Times is a strange amalgam of post-apocalyptic eco-thriller and classic
Yellowface (Rebecca F Kuang) – book review
Rebecca F Kuang is better known as fantasy author RF Kuang, responsible for the Asian-inspired
Voices of the Dead (Ambrose Parry) – book review
Ambrose Parry (aka husband and wife team Chris Brookmyre and Dr Marisa Haetzman) is back
Hungry Ghosts (Kevin Jared Hosein) – book review
Caribbean novelist Kevin Jared Hosein’s third novel Hungry Ghosts is set in Trinidad “sometime in
Titamium Noir (Nick Harkaway) – book review
While it is always true to say genre is fluid, occasionally something magical can happen
Dying to Know (Rae Cairns) – book review
Rae Cairns was shortlisted for the best debut crime novel in the Ned Kelly Awards
In the Lives of Puppets (TJ Klune) – book review
There have been a few recent screen adaptations of the classic tale of Pinocchio, the
Naked Ambition (Robert Gott) – book review
Australian author Robert Gott is best known for two series of historical crime novels. The
The Great Reclamation (Rachel Heng) – book review
Rachel Heng’s second novel, The Great Reclamation, takes on a slice of the twentieth century