Graeme Simsion’s The Rosie Result is a pitch-perfect conclusion to a much loved, and groundbreaking, fictional series. Read my full review. The Rosie Result Synopsis I was standing on one leg shucking oysters when the problems began… Don Tillman and Rosie…
Where the Forest Meets the Stars is sure to spark book club debate. Glendy Vanderah’s novel is an immersive read and creative take on challenging subject matter. Read on for our full review. * Not to be confused with the wonderful…
Today author Matt Howard explains the inspiration for his new novel The Time is Now, Monica Sparrow. My inspiration for The Time is Now, Monica Sparrow was the prospect of what might happen if a want-to-be writer (Monica), who is crazy…
We had the pleasure of reading Beth Castrodale’s In This Ground and can now offer an ebook copy for worldwide giveaway. In This Ground Synopsis: Just as his indie-rock band was poised to make it big, Ben Dirjery traded it all…
Andrew Kaufman’s debut novella All My Friends Are Superheroes was originally published in 1999. All My Friends Are Superheroes Synopsis All Tom’s friends really are superheroes. Tom even married a superhero, the Perfectionist. But at their wedding the Perfectionist is hypnotized…
Angela Meyer’s debut novel A Superior Spectre is billed as “the historical richness of Outlander meets the dystopian feminism of Margaret Atwood“. A Superior Spectre Synopsis Jeff is dying. Haunted by memories and grappling with the shame of his desires, he runs…
Today author Isobel Blackthorn shares with us the inspiration for her novel A Perfect Square. PLUS, to celebrate the re-release of this novel we have 2 ebook copies for worldwide giveaway. Inspired By My Daughter The inspiration for A Perfect Square came directly…
Bridge of Clay by Markus Zusak is masterful in its capacity to move readers. An epic tale of normal people swimming against the flood of life. Read my full review. Bridge of Clay Synopsis Long-listed for Indie Book Awards Fiction 2019 Let…
Eleven short fictions feature in Miles Franklin award-winning author A S Patric’s latest collection The Butcherbird Stories. The Butcherbird Stories Synopsis: Eleven stories. Each like a matchstick struck to illuminate the darkness. Evocations of place ranging from a Bangla jungle to the…
Today we are celebrating the release of Miles Franklin award-winning author A S Patrić’s new book The Butcherbird Stories with exclusive rights to publish (below) one of the eleven short stories within the collection.
From book industry insider John Purcell, comes The Girl On The Page – a literary page-turner, a ferocious and fast-paced novel that cuts to the core of what it means to balance ambition and integrity, and the redemptive power of…
At Dusk won Hwang Sok-yong the Emile Guimet Prize for Asian Literature. At Dusk Synopsis: In the evening of his life, a wealthy man begins to wonder if he might have missed the point. Park Minwoo is, by every measure, a…
Early Riser, Jasper Fforde’s latest standalone novel, is a clever zany adventure. But it took me a while to find my reading groove in the first-person narrative and Fforde’s peculiar alternate world. Early Riser Synopsis Imagine a world where all humans must…
Today we welcome author William Lane to discuss the inspiration for his latest novel The Word. You can also find our review of this title below. Writing The Word The idea for The Word occurred to me in the mid-1990s….
Literature ® is the fiction debut of Guillermo Stitch. Literature Synopsis: We don’t know exactly when Literature ® takes place and we don’t know exactly where. All we know is that Philip Marlowe would fit right in. We don’t get Marlowe though. We…
The Plotters Review: Un-su Kim’s absurdly humorous, evocative novel keeps readers on their toes, captivated by its kaleidoscopic contradictions. A rising star of Korean literature. The Plotters Synopsis Translated by Sora Kim-Russell The important thing is not who pulls the trigger but…
