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Fiction Book ReviewsSpotlight Article
Later, the one who survives will remember that day as grey, but on the morning of 9 August itself both the man from Berlin, Konrad Weiss, and the schoolteacher, Hiroko Tanaka, step out of their houses and notice the perfect blueness of the sky. More Articles
14 April, 2009 Nocturne ( definition): A pensive, melancholy musical composition; a night piece. 
26 March, 2009 The Darwin Poems is a poetic portrait of Charles Darwin, consisting of 73 individually stunning poems. 
23 March, 2009 Witches Incorporated is the second book in the Rogue Agent fantasy series by K E Mills, a pseudonym of Sydney-based bestselling speculative fiction writer Karen Miller. 
23 March, 2009 Cate Kendall’s Versace Sisters is the follow-up to the successful Gucci Mamas. 
23 March, 2009 A close-knit group of friends from university have been apart for 20 years, living in different corners of the world, building careers and reputations. 
23 March, 2009 Kate Legge’s second novel is an absorbing examination of the nature of marriage, the choices people make and what we show our friends. 
23 March, 2009 Nicky Pellegrino has crafted a feast not just for the mind but the mouth. 
23 March, 2009 The experience of the Asian mail-order bride is not something that has been widely treated in fiction. 
21 March, 2009 Peter Corris, considered the Godfather of crime writing in Australia, has been a full-time writer since 1982. 
21 March, 2009 Fans of Garry Disher’s crime novels featuring Sergeant Ellen Destry and D I Hal Challis will certainly not be disappointed in this book, the fifth in the series. 
21 March, 2009 What is the essence of good, old-fashioned storytelling? War, revenge, honour and humility? 
4 March, 2009 I'm the kind who puts a book down before finishing the first chapter unless it really draws me in, and that can definitely be said for "Yellow Zone". 
13 February, 2009 Kicking off with news of an abandoned newborn baby, The China Garden pulls readers straight in before winding the pace back to slowly develop the characters that people the small, unnamed northern- NSW town in which the novel is set. 
13 February, 2009 After the Fall follows the marriages of Kate and Cary, and Cressida and Luke. 
13 February, 2009 I have been fortunate in the past to have reviewed several of Fiona’s fantasy titles, but was surprised to discover that her new novel, Beautiful Death, is crime fiction. 
13 February, 2009 Forster’s debut novel is a powerful and emotional work that begins with the funeral of Emmett, the main protagonist. 
13 February, 2009 The boarding school memoir or novel is an enduring literary subgenre, from 1950s classics such as The Catcher in the Rye to Curtis Sittenfeld’s Prep. 
13 February, 2009 Mining similar territory to the over-hyped Boned (released in 2008), The Boys’ Club shines a harsh (yet humorous) light onto the outrageous sexism within Australian commercial television. 
13 February, 2009 Ramotchka’s uncle fails to return one night, and the five-year-old is left alone in an abandoned building. 
13 February, 2009 Those already familiar with the Les Norton novels of Robert G Barrett will know just what to expect from the big, redheaded Queenslander and his creator, the Bondi butcher turned bestselling novelist. 
13 February, 2009 Look Who’s Morphing is a surprising, funny collection of short stories, which converge on themes of family, cultural influence, technology, sexuality and ethnicity. 
13 February, 2009 Following the success of his Miles Franklin awardwinning novel, The Time We Have Taken, Steven Carroll moves us away from Melbourne suburbia, and graces us with an absorbing tale set in an English country town in 1934. 
13 February, 2009 Move to Strike by Sydney Bauer is the fourth book in the hugely popular defence attorney David Cavanaugh series, and if this one is anything to go by, we will be seeing Bauer’s name on many more page-turners. 
13 February, 2009 Marion Halligan’s intoxicating novel of love andchildren relates the interwoven lives of a group offriends and family members in contemporary Paris. |
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