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Bibliophile | Author and academic Jodi McAlister is 'Not Here To Make Friends'

Not Here to Make Friends by Jodi McAllister Simon & Schuster Jodi McAllister is currently a Senior Lecturer in Writing, Literature and Culture at Deakin University in...

Bibliophile | Into Your Arms: Nick Cave’s Songs Reimagined

Into Your Arms: Nick Cave's Songs ReimaginedFremantle Press Following on from their short story collection where authors took inspiration from the songs of Paul Kelly,...

Bibliophile | Liz Harfull celebrates women who live 'A Farming Life'

A Farming Life by Liz Harfull Allen & Unwin Liz Harfull is passionate about unearthing the histories and telling the stories of extraordinary everyday people who make...

Bibliophile | Warm hearts prevail in Tom Rob Smith's 'Cold People'

Cold People by Tom Rob Smith Simon & Schuster Gay writer Tom Rob Smith is fascinated by people who have had to migrate from their countries of...

Bibliophile | The universe plays games in 'How to be Remembered'

How to be Remembered by Michael Thompson Allen & Unwin Accountant Leo Palmer and his wife Elsie were ordinary people but they had a plan, staring off...

Review | 'Spoiler Alert' is equally hilarious and heartbreaking

Spoiler Alert | Opens Feb 9 | Dir: Michael Showalter | ★ ★ ★ ★ ★  Based on the book Spoiler Alert: The Hero Dies this comedy drama opens...

Bibliophile | 'A Country of Eternal Light' offers out of body experience

A Country of Eternal Light by Paul Dalgarno Fourth Estate Margaret Bryce is the deceased mother of twin girls and, since dying in 2014, seems to be...

Bibliophile | 'The King' tells the story of Charles' rise to the throne

The King by Christopher Andersen Gallery Books From the moment he first drew breath his fate had been pre-ordained, but it would be another 74 years before...

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