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2017...
April
2017
of
The Newtown Review of Books
est. 2012-
The Newtown Review of Books
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* Contents derived from the 2017 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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Adrian McKinty : Police at the Station and They Don’t Look Friendly.,
single work
review
— Review of Police at the Station and They Don't Look Friendly 2017 single work novel ;'Part history lesson, part social exploration, the Sean Duffy series from Irish-Australian writer Adrian McKinty is required crime fiction reading.' (Introduction) -
Natasha Lester : A Kiss from Mr Fitzgerald,
single work
essay
'This new novel from Natasha Lester is best read with gin and jazz.
Natasha Lester gives us all the glitz and glamour of classic romance in her third novel, a work of romantic women’s fiction that takes us back in time to the 1920s. There is gin, there is dancing, but there is also a patriarchal structure that suffocates any achievement by women. There are pretty dresses, and shoes to die for, but there are also graphic scenes of childbirth and the callous abuse of women. All these elements are woven together seamlessly.' (Introduction)
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Crime Scene : Carl Overington : The Lucky One,
single work
essay
'In Caroline Overington’s new thriller, the Aldens don’t just have a skeleton in their closet, they have a whole castle full.'
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John Kinsella : Old Growth,
single work
essay
'John Kinsella’s short stories reveal flashes of beauty amid the bleakness.'
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