Fiction

Love Song by Elle Kennedy Review
The latest in the Off Campus universe from Elle Kennedy

John's March Staff Picks
Writers who can make you experience a place that is foreign to you - so that you know how it feels to live there, what the food tastes like, how the streets smell,...

Review: Theo of Golden by Allen Levi
One of the most talked about books of the year

John's February Staff Picks
Ali Smith is a writer who knocks you off-centre. You start to see the world differently. It can be quite discombobulating. After reading Gliff and the more recent...


John's January Staff Picks
Holiday reading is the best reading. You have time to read for hours at a stretch, a luxury that you promise yourself you will reproduce on weekends during the year...

Review: Dust by Michael Brissenden
In short, Dust is a highly entertaining, informative, fast paced, well-written, genre reviving thriller that kept me reading well into the night. Peter Temple would...

Review: Kill Your Boss by Jack Heath
Kill Your Boss may or may not be Jack Heath's satire of/homage to the Australian crime novel, but it is undeniably a great deal of intelligent fun. A solid...

Katabasis by R.F. Kuang Review
Katabasis, noun, Ancient Greek. The story of a hero’s descent to the underworld.

Review: Gravity Let Me Go by Trent Dalton
Dalton’s hero, Cork, is a misery guts, his world is falling apart, his wife might or might not be a god, Brisbane itself appears to want to kill him, and his...



