Review: Banzeiro Òkòtó by Eliane Brum (translated by Diane Whitty)

Where the river goes savage.

Review: Eventually, Everything Connects by Sarah Firth

Sly, whimsical, existential essays.

Review: God Forgets About The Poor by Peter Polites

“People will love my suffering”.

Review: The Iliad by Homer (translated by Emily Wilson)

Sing, Goddess, sing of the wrath of Achilles.

Review: Prophet Song by Paul Lynch

Survival in authoritarian Ireland.

Review: Happy Stories, Mostly by Norman Erikson Pasaribu (translated by Tiffany Tsao)

Lithe, spectral stories.

Review: The Selected Poems Of Frank O’Hara (edited by Donald Allen)

“Everything is in the poems,” Frank O’Hara writes in the manifesto that introduces this selection, in which he describes and … More

Review: Mood by Roz Bellamy

A vital memoir of mental illness.

Review: Madukka by Julie Janson

The crime is colonisation.

Review: The Wife by Sigrid Undset (translated by Tiina Nunnally)

Biting marital drama.