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Bibliophile | Television's Larry Emdur is 'Happy As' in heartfelt memoir

Happy As by Larry Emdur Harper Collins Larry Emdur, best known for hosting The Price is Right, has also been the host of Wheel of Fortune, The...

Bibliophile | Step back in time with queer YA novel 'Spin Me Right Round'

Spin Me Right Round by David Valdes Bloomsbury Seventeen year-old Luis Gonzales is out and proud and in his Senior year at an American boarding school, even...

Bibliophile | Jess Ho's 'raised by wolves' delivers memoir with bite

raised by wolves by Jess Ho Affirm Press Growing up in a Cantonese family in the racist outer suburbs of Melbourne, Jess Ho remembers the strict discipline,...

Bibliophile | Unravel the mystery in Karin Slaughter's 'Girl, Forgotten'

Girl, Forgotten by Karin Slaughter Harper Collins Warning: This review contains mentions of sexual violence On 17 April 1982, Emily Vaughn escapes from her house, ignoring her drunken...

Bibliophile | Former war reporter finds new stories in 'The Ghosts of Paris'

The Ghosts of Paris by Tara Moss Harper Collins Publishing Billie Walker is the only female inquiry agent (with the word ‘detective’ reserved for those in the...

Bibliophile | 'Women I Know' shares short stories of lived experience

Women I Know by Katerina Gibson Scribner It is always difficult to describe a collection of short stories, as they are often quite diverse. Katerina Gibson’s stories,...

Bibliophile | 'The Registrar' explores struggles working in hospital system

The Registrar by Dr Neela Janakiramanan Allen & Unwin Emma Swann is in her first year of a 5 year training program to become a surgeon at...

Bibliophile | Family finds connection in Steven Rowley's 'The Guncle'

The Guncle by Steven Rowley Simon & Schuster Guncle (gay uncle) Steven Rowley, who resides in Palm Springs with his husband, has dedicated his latest book to...

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