Review: Nganajungu Yagu by Charmaine Papertalk Green

A beautiful, profoundly moving tribute to the relationship between mother and daughter.

Review: Song Of The Crocodile by Nardi Simpson

Another unpredictable and unsettling novel from the latest flourishing of Aboriginal writing.

A tale of despair, illness and poverty that captures the swooping highs and devastating lows of life.

The books that have had the biggest impact on me this year.

These stories are about traditional Aussie men, all at sea in their emotions.

Lesbians! Cowboys! Argentina!

This is a novel that does what it says: a truly discomforting tale of death and grief set in a grim twilight world.

Stone Sky Gold Mountain offers a rearranging of Australian history, reminding us other settlers were also here in the early days.

Cherry Beach is a painful portrait of millennial queer life, and agonising desire.

Cleanness is a book of lofty ideas, grounded in the flesh.