Archive for the ‘ALTERNATIVE’ Category
Two Sets of Books (2021), by Ruairi Murphy
Posted by: Lisa Hill on November 14, 2022
Water Music, by Christine Balint (2021 co-winner of the Seizure Viva La Novella Prize)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on August 20, 2022
When Rosa Came Home, by Karen Wyld
Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 4, 2022
Every Day is Gertie Day, by Helen Meany (2021 co-winner of the Seizure Viva La Novella Prize)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on March 1, 2022
The Fish Girl, by Mirandi Riwoe (2017 co-winner of Seizure Viva La Novella Prize)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 23, 2021
Psynode, (2017, Orphancorp #2), by Marlee Jane Ward
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 19, 2021
More Than Halfway to Somewhere, by John Burbidge
Posted by: Lisa Hill on May 18, 2021
Time to Remember, by Janna Ruth
Posted by: Lisa Hill on February 7, 2021
A Second Life, by Stephen Wright (2017 co-winner of Seizure Viva La Novella Prize)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on February 3, 2021
Dark Wave, by Lana Guineay (2020 co-winner of Seizure Viva La Novella Prize)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on November 6, 2020
Late Sonata, by Bryan Walpert (2020 co-winner of Seizure Viva La Novella Prize)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 16, 2020
Black Rabbit, by Angus Gaunt
Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 12, 2020
No Small Shame, by Christine Bell
Posted by: Lisa Hill on June 2, 2020
The Bright and the Cold, Selected Poems of Anne Elder, compiled by Catherine Elder
Posted by: Lisa Hill on January 27, 2019
The Heart’s Ground, a Life of Anne Elder, by Julia Hamer
Posted by: Lisa Hill on January 27, 2019
Living in Hope, by Frank Byrne
Posted by: Lisa Hill on January 7, 2019
Three Decades On, Lake House and Daylesford by Alla Wolf-Tasker
Posted by: Lisa Hill on December 17, 2018
Book launch: Interludes, edited by Janette Fernando and Maree Silver
Posted by: Lisa Hill on December 1, 2018
The Other Shore, by Hoa Pham (2014 co-winner of Seizure Viva La Novella Prize)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on November 23, 2018
Landscape in Perspective, Jill Kempson’s Oeuvre, by Patrick Le Chanu, translated by Karen Le Chanu
Posted by: Lisa Hill on November 15, 2018
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