I don’t have time to read everything I’d like to, but I’d like to spread the word about Old Growth by John Kinsella – so follow the link to Nathan Hobby’s review:)
John Kinsella Old Growth 254pp Transit Lounge, 2017. Review copy supplied by publisher.
John Kinsella’s new short story collection, Old Growth, is a wondrously Western Australian book, centred on the wheatbelt with regular trips to Fremantle, the suburbs around Bicton on the south of the river, and up to Geraldton. Yet its pleasures are not just in its sense of place, but its capturing of so many different ordinary lives lived in these places.
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I don’t follow Nathan’s ‘Annotations’ so thankyou for this, I would have missed it.
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By: wadholloway on April 4, 2017
at 2:08 pm
Nathan writes a good review, and he likes weird and strange like you do, so he’s an interesting one to follow:)
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By: Lisa Hill on April 4, 2017
at 4:46 pm
Thanks for sharing a great review 📒
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By: jml297 on April 5, 2017
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Thanks go to Nathan for writing it and letting me reblog it:)
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By: Lisa Hill on April 5, 2017
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