AustLit
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Contents
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JP Pomare : Call Me Evie,
single work
review
— Review of Call Me Evie 2019 single work novel ;'Who is Evie? JP Pomare’s taut debut thriller has already been shortlisted for crime writing awards.'
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Tanya Heaslip : Alice to Prague and Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche with Helen Tworkov : In Love with the World,
single work
review
'Alice to Prague and In Love with the World are very different books with contrasting styles and perspectives and different stories to tell. Yet, fundamentally, the theme of the books is the same. Both authors choose to leave a comfortably familiar and orderly life among family and friends, and set off into strange territories to live among people whose backgrounds, experiences and expectations are alien to them. Both set out full of excitement, optimism and hope and both, at times, suffer severe disorientation, panic, doubt and terrible loneliness.' (Introduction)
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Pam Menzies : Port Kembla : A Memoir,
single work
review
— Review of Port Kembla : A Memoir 2019 single work autobiography biography ;'In this lively and affectionate social history of place, Pam Menzies reveals Port Kembla to be both remarkable and ordinary – a driver of the nation as well as being, like so many places in Australia, on the receiving end of change and globalisation.' (Introduction)
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Adrian McKinty : The Chain,
single work
review
— Review of The Chain 2019 single work novel ;'Adrian McKinty has won multiple awards for his crime novels featuring Belfast detective Sean Duffy. With The Chain he moves into new territory, producing a flat-out thriller.' (Introduction)