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For the last week I’ve been getting up early, making a cup of tea and writing. Those who know me, know I’m not really a
June 24, 2015
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For the last week I’ve been getting up early, making a cup of tea and writing. Those who know me, know I’m not really a
THE SOLDIER’S WIFE Author: Pamela Hart Hachette RRP $29.99 Review: Monique Mulligan What a lovely novel. That’s the first thought that came to mind after I finished reading
Thank you to Julian Leatherdale for this post about the importance of landscape and sense of place in his debut novel, Palace of Tears (reviewed
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
Julian Leatherdale’s first love was theatre. On graduation, he wrote lyrics for four satirical cabarets and a two-act musical. He discovered a passion for popular
As a sub-genre, domestic noir is increasingly popular. There’s something about the concept of unpacking a toxic marriage that holds appeal to readers, especially female
PALACE OF TEARS Author: Julian Leatherdale Allen & Unwin RRP $29.99 Review: Monique Mulligan Angie loved Mr Fox’s magnificent, absurd hotel. In fact, it was
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
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
Growing up, I loved Judy Blume’s books. I was especially fascinated by Are You There God, It’s Me, Margaret because I could completely relate to