I’d like to thank author Kylie Doust for contributing this guest post about her memoir From Here To Maternity. After completing university and exploring the world, her
Note, the format of my Short and Sweet reviews differs in that they simply comprise the book blurb and a short response (hence, the short and sweet).
Last year I read Karen M Davis’ debut novel Sinister Intent (reviewed here) – my verdict was twofold: it was a cracker read and I
I’ve been quiet on the writing front lately. It’s not writer’s block, even though the novel I started in a great burst of energy a
Is there ever such a thing as too many books? I don’t think there are too many books to read, but there can definitely be
I read Red Sand Sunrise in two sittings and thoroughly enjoyed it, which made it an easy choice for a teaser this week. I wanted to
Note, the format of my Short and Sweet reviews differs in that they simply comprise the book blurb and a short response (hence, the short and sweet).
Note, the format of my Short and Sweet reviews differs in that they simply comprise the book blurb and a short response (hence, the short and sweet).
Crime fiction can be unsettling enough, but reading true crime, especially when horrific murders are described, is particularly disturbing because the events are real. I’m
CURRAWONG MANOR Author: Josephine Pennicott Pan Macmillan RRP $29.99 Review: Monique Mulligan A few months ago I was visiting the Blue Mountains in NSW and, watching the
