Archive for the ‘Read in 2018’ Category
In Every Wave, by Charles Quimper, translated by Guil Lefebvre #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 20, 2018
Swim, by Avi Duckor-Jones #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 19, 2018
The Bed-making Competition, by Anna Jackson #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 17, 2018
The Wolf Hour, by Sarah Myles
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 16, 2018
Mary Lee, by Denise George #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 16, 2018
The Year of the Farmer, by Rosalie Ham
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 15, 2018
Leila, by Prayaag Akbar #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 7, 2018
Seven Hanged, by Leonid Andreyev translated by Anthony Briggs #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 6, 2018
Sign, by Colin Dray #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 5, 2018
An Open Book, by David Malouf #BookReview – and some thoughts about the future of fiction
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 3, 2018
You Daughters of Freedom, by Clare Wright #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 2, 2018
Songwoman, by Ilka Tampke #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 1, 2018
Tidetown, by Robert Power #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 30, 2018
My Name is Red, by Orhan Pamuk, translated by Erdağ M. Göknar #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 28, 2018
Literary Wonderlands, edited by Laura Miller #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 23, 2018
The Fierce Country, by Stephen Orr #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 22, 2018
Tales from the Underworld, by Hans Fallada, translated by Michael Hofmann #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 21, 2018
Australian Foreign Affairs #3: Australia & Indonesia, Can We Be Friends?
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 19, 2018
The Pastor and the Painter, by Cindy Wockner #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 17, 2018
Without America, Australia in the New Asia, by Hugh White (Quarterly Essay #68) #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 15, 2018
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