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Bibliophile | Jacinta Parsons explores getting older in 'A Question of Age'

A Question of Age by Jacinta Parsons ABC Books At the beginning of her book, Jacinta Parsons who currently hosts Afternoons on ABC Melbourne radio, warns that...

Review | 'Moonage Daydream' invites audiences into Bowie's chaotic mind

Moonage Daydream | Dir: Brett Morgan| ★ ★ ★ ★ ½  I think that this love letter documentary from writer, director, producer and editor Brett Morgen should...

Bibliophile | Edward Enninful reflects on life & beauty in 'A Visible Man'

A Visible Man by Edward Enninful Bloomsbury This is the story of a Black working class immigrant in Britain where racism and classism was and still is...

Bibliophile | 'Nothing to Hide' shares stories of trans & gender diverse Australia

Nothing to Hide edited by Sam Elkin, Alex Gallagher, Yves Rees & Bobuq Sayed Allen & Unwin Well into the twentieth century in Australia, individuals who engaged...

Bibliophile | 'The Stranger' subverts Western genre with a feminist gaze

The Stranger by Kathryn Hore Allen & Unwin Darkwater, named after the brackish water that came from the wells, was a self-sufficient town with the wall protecting...

Bibliophile | 'Bad Gays' looks at homosexuality through the ages

Bad Gays: A Homosexual History by Huw Lemmey and Ben Miller Verso Huw Lemmey is a novelist, artist and critic and Ben Miller is a writer...

Bibliophile | 'The Measure' reflects on life, death and the big picture

The Measure by Nikki Erlick Harper Collins On an otherwise ordinary day, people all around the world woke up to find boxes inscribed with their names –...

Bibliophile | 'Mr Carver's Whale': 19th century sailors seek fortune in Albany

Mr Carver’s Whale by Lyn Hughes Fourth Estate This engrossing saga begins in 1850 when the youngest Carvalhos brother receives a sea chest full of books. As...

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