“In a Lonely Place,” “Table for Two,” more reviews
“The Five Wishes of Mr. Murray McBride,” by Joe Siple (Black Rose Writing, 2018) “The Five Wishes of Mr. Murray McBride,” by Joe Siple (Black Rose Writing, 2018) This is …
Book Reviews
Book Club: Gunflower by Laura Jean McKay
In her award-winning 2020 novel The Animals In That Country, acclaimed Australian writer Laura Jean McKay conjured a world that was strange and disturbing but also all too credible, following …
Book Club: A new anthology shines a light on emerging LGBTQIA+ writers
When Seth Malacari became frustrated with the lack of diversity in Australian publishing, the award-winning WA-based writer — and founder of Get YA Words Out, which supports LGBTQIA+ authors of …
10 Ways to Get Media Coverage for Your Book
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Media coverage is invaluable for amplifying your book launch and raising your author profile. But how do you get your book on …
Book review: Stone Yard Devotional by Charlotte Wood
Reading the opening pages of Stone Yard Devotional, the latest novel by Stella Prize-winning Australian author Charlotte Wood, felt for me like sliding into a warm bath on a cool …
How to Set the Price of Your Book
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Determining the optimal price for your book is one of the most important decisions you’ll make as an author. The price point …
Book Club: Madeleine Gray’s Green Dot
At one point in Green Dot, the buzzy debut novel by Sydney-based author Madeleine Gray, 24-year-old protagonist Hera notes that the way she and her friends speak “is a foreign …
A review of “Coach Prime” other recent books with a Western focus
“The Ridge,” by Peter Eichstaedt (Sunstone Press) “The Ridge,” by Peter Eichstaedt (Sunstone Press) Nearly 60 years ago, Reies Tijerina launched a raid on the Tierra Amarilla, N.M., courthouse that …
Book Club: Emma Young’s The Disorganisation of Celia Stone
With its personal diary format, early 30s female protagonist and frank, witty approach to subject matter including body image, relationships and careers, there are echoes of Bridget Jones to be …
Book Club: Borderland by Graham Akhurst
A coming-of-age story meets elements of eco-horror and Australian Gothic to explore questions related to Indigenous identity and the impact of colonisation in Borderland, the debut young-adult novel for readers …