Posts By Rebecca Wu
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808Film & TVFilm Review: From Hilde, With Love
The moving story of young German resistance fighter, Hilde Coppi.
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509Books & LiteratureBook Review: Prehistoric Joy by Andrew Sneddon
MEMOIR: A 'bold, brutal, beautiful' memoir of growing up in the criminal underbelly of Queensland’s Gold Coast in the 1980s.
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534Books & LiteratureBook Review: But the Girl, by Jessica Zhan Mei Yu
LITERARY FICTION: But the Girl is a wry and razor-sharp coming-of-age novel about belonging, alienation, and the exquisite pleasure and pain of...
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Naomi Osaka, by Ben Rothenberg
BIOGRAPHY: Ben Rothenberg will chart Naomi Osaka’s incredible impact on tennis and on social justice in sports, predicting where she’ll go next.
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1.1KFilm & TVFilm Review: Jeanne du Barry
In 18th Century, pre-Revolution France. Jeanne Bécu the illegitimate daughter of a monk, hungers for culture and pleasure.
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726Film & TVFilm Review: Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
When the discovery of an ancient artifact unleashes an evil force, Ghostbusters new and old must join forces to protect their home...
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770Books & LiteratureBook Review: Sunbirds, by Mirandi Riwoe
HISTORICAL FICTION: 1941, West Java. Love and revolution are in the air. And war is on its way.
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489Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Favourite Only Child
The timing of his punchlines enriches the experience, great delivery style
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726Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Vegan Butcher, by Zacchary Bird
COOKBOOK: The ultimate guide to plant-based meat.
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500Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Whore’s Eye View
Very informative however felt more like a lecture than a fringe show
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444Adelaide FestivalAdelaide Festival Review: The Rest is Politics
Funny and well delivered, the conversations went quickly
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744Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Japanese Aussie
His ability to create insult with so much amiability makes all the humour entertaining
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1.1KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Apricity
A mesmerising show, it felt as soothing as its title
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603Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Marion Hotel Sunday Sessions with host Lindsay Webb
One of the few Fringe shows you can attend every week, always enjoyable and always funny
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747Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Dave Hughes – Fully Furnished
True to his craft, he continues to amuse and delight
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1.1KAdelaide FringeFringe Review: Coma
Totally different and worth a try!
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513Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Milkwood Permaculture Living Handbook, by Kirsten Bradley
NON-FICTION: Create the sustainable life you want to live with this practical guide packed full of all the habits, skills and inspiration...
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475Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Littlest Penguin, by Jedda Robaard and The Penguin Foundation
FICTION: Beautifully illustrated on every page and packaged as a small gift-hardback format, this is as irresistible as the cuddly little birds...
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691Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Devil You Knew, by Professor Ian Hickie
NON-FICTION: The Devil You Knew explores the spectre of depression – what it is, where it comes from and the common myths...
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626Books & LiteratureBook Review: Kinky History, by Esmé Louise James
NON-FICTION: Kinky History aims to blow open our conversation about sexuality and gender. Strap yourself in (or on?) – let’s build a...
