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…
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.
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