KATHRYN HEYMAN Floodline. Reviewed by Robyne Young
A natural disaster provokes emotional and ethical dilemmas for the characters in Kathryn Heyman’s new novel. We each have our …
A natural disaster provokes emotional and ethical dilemmas for the characters in Kathryn Heyman’s new novel. We each have our …
This passionate account of one woman’s engagement with the natural world is also a plea for conservation and rehabilitation. Under suburban …
The author of The Household Guide to Dying delivers a collection of short stories infused with hope. Debra Adelaide is …
This novel of the aftermath of war, grief and library books is written with elegance and feeling. It’s 1948, and …
This true story outlines one woman’s battle against Australian bureaucracy to be reunited with her husband. In this book Robyn …
A fearless and riveting debut novel about love, obsession and redemption. Most people have someone they think of as ‘the …
This novel introduces a new, very 21st-century Australian crime series full of tension. For women crime readers ‘of a certain …
Why does this woman choose to live alone on an isolated sheep farm on a remote English island? A haunting …
Sydney in the 1890s: shame, syphilis and infanticide. If you were unmarried and pregnant, or married and unable to afford …
The second novel from the author of Secrets of the Tides explores the sinister legacy of an idealistic experiment. It …