Archive for the ‘Aust 2018’ Category
Australian Foreign Affairs #3: Australia & Indonesia, Can We Be Friends?
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 19, 2018
The Word, by William Lane #BookReview and a giveaway
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 18, 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
Beyond Survival, by Kenneth Arkwright #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 15, 2018
Wild Asparagus, Wild Strawberries, by Barbara Santich #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on August 26, 2018
Too Much Lip, by Melissa Lucashenko #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on August 24, 2018
A Coveted Possession, the rise and fall of the piano in Australia, by Michael Atherton #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on August 12, 2018
Shadow Sisters, by Shelley Davidow #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on August 8, 2018
Big Rough Stones, by Margaret Merrilees #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on August 5, 2018
Captured Lives, Australia’s Wartime Internment Camps, by Peter Monteath #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 31, 2018
Saint Antony in His Desert, by Anthony Uhlmann #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 29, 2018
A Superior Spectre, by Angela Meyer #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 21, 2018
The Fireflies of Autumn, by Moreno Giovannoni #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 20, 2018
What the Light Reveals, by Mick McCoy #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 1, 2018
Vodka & Apple Juice, by Jay Martin #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on June 29, 2018
We Are Not Most People, by Tracy Ryan #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on June 28, 2018
The Everlasting Sunday, by Robert Lukins #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on June 24, 2018
The Boy from Baradine, by Craig Emerson #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on June 14, 2018
Book of Colours, by Robyn Cadwallader #BookReview
Posted by: Lisa Hill on June 13, 2018
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