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France Court Jails Migrant Smugglers over 2022 Channel Deaths

France Politics · France

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Little World (2025), by Josephine Rowe

Australia · Australia

Little World (2025), by Josephine Rowe

A novella crafted into only 136 intriguing pages, Little World is Josephine Rowe’s fourth book. She has previously published the 2016 novel A Loving Faithful Animal and two short story collections. As you can see in my review, it was the her first collection Tarcutta Wake (2012) that alerted me to the promise of this […]Read Article

Bliss Mountain (2025), by Aashish Kaul

Australia · Australia

Bliss Mountain (2025), by Aashish Kaul

Bliss Mountain was the perfect ‘handbag’ book for the waiting rooms that occupied my time this week! (My regular (always punctual) doctor has been gadding about on holiday, and the replacement always goes over time). But Bliss Mountain was absorbing reading, and also conducive to pleasurable re-reading… I liked it for much the same reason that I liked […]Read Article

The Tree in Changing Light (2001), by Roger McDonald

This post is a slightly belated homage to Roger McDonald for his birthday on June 23rd. First, a word about the production values of this beautiful artefact. Published in hardback by Knopf, The Tree in Changing Light has decorative boards of dappled black-and-white leaves, with a pale grey translucent glassine dust jacket. The endpapers are […]Australia · Australia Read Article

The Generations of Men (1959), by Judith Wright

Today, the 25th of June, is the 25th anniversary of the death of well-loved Australian poet Judith Wright (1915-2000). A while ago now, I reviewed Georgina Arnott’s most interesting biography, The Unknown Judith Wright (2016). It was appropriately titled, because although there had been other books about Wright’s life, notably South of My Days (1998) […]Australia · Australia Read Article

Monsignor Quixote (1982), by Graham Greene

Monsignor Quixote, a late novel by Graham Greene, has been on my TBR since about 2008, when Readings had a sale of its Vintage Classics. There are four of these Vintage Classics in my list of #20BooksofWinter, and more sprinkled throughout the TBR. I had a rush of blood to the head because so many […]Australia · Australia Read Article

The Stubborn Season (2011) by Lauren B Davis

It is almost a century now since the Great Depression destroyed the livelihoods and lives of millions of people around the world, and still it seems beyond the wit and will of political leaders to manage economies to eliminate poverty and protect the jobs of working people. As I wrote in my review of George […]Poverty · Australia Read Article

Mr Bunting At War (1941), by Robert Greenwood

Thanks are due to Marina Sofia at Finding Time to Write for my discovery of the Imperial War Museum Wartime Classics series. She reviewed a crime novel called Plenty Under the Counter (1943) by Kathleen Hewitt, and the cover art caught my eye. I tracked down copies of four from the series. Mr Bunting at War by […]Australia · Australia Read Article

Blindness (1926), by Henry Green

Apologies to anyone who saw a half-finished version of this review, I must have accidentally pressed publish before it was ready. Listed in 1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die as one of six books by Henry Green (1905-1973), Blindness is his first novel, published by J M Dent & Sons in 1926, when he was […]Australia · Australia Read Article

Fearless Beatrice Faust (2025) by Judith Brett

As I said last month when I attended an author talk with Judith Brett about her new biography Fearless Beatrice Faust, for women of my generation, Beatrice Faust AO (1939-2019) was an important person in our lives. Even for those who never met her, she was a public intellectual and activist with a commanding presence in […]Australia · Australia Read Article

#6Degrees of Separation for June 2025: from All Fours by Miranda July to The Lost Lover by Karen Swan

We’re starting this month with All Fours by Miranda July. I haven’t read it although I see it’s been nominated for many prizes. It’s about an artist who embarks on a road trip across the US without her husband and son and, from what I can tell from reviews, has something of a sexual awakening! … More #6Degrees of Separation for June 2025: from All Fours by Miranda July to The Lost Lover by Karen SwanUnited States · United States See the Story

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