Books & Literature
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1.0KBook Review: 101 Nights, by Ray Ollis
A newly edited edition of Ray Ollis’ fictionalised memoir of his time in the RAF Bomber Command, first published in 1957 and...
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690Book Review: Drama Queens with Love Scenes, by Kevin Klehr
When best friends and lovers, Allan and Warwick, die, they discover an assortment of characters trapped in purgatory with unresolved issues who...
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1.4KBook Review: The Trusted, by John M Green
Ten years after leaving an eco-terrorism cult, nuclear science expert Tori Swyft is approached by a mysterious global collective and accused of...
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1.1KBook Review: Three Sisters, Three Queens, by Phillipa Gregory
Phillipa Gregory's historical novel set in 16th Century Europe where three sisters will grow up to become the queens of Scotland, France...
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777New Australian Publisher is About Kids Books
About Kids Books is a new Australian publishing house specialising in books for children aged 8 to 12 years old. Authors are...
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1.3KAudiobook Review: Galactic Football League Book 1: The Rookie (full cast)
A full-cast, sci-fi action play about a 19 year old gridiron prodigy bought by an intergalactic smuggler. He thinks he's hit the...
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793Book Review: Soul Mates, by KA Moll
In Soul Mates, the protagonist, Zane, is a lesbian Pastor, and survivor of sexual assault. The story is an old one: the...
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867Feed the Man… Haloumi Burgers
Try out this mouth-watering recipe for Haloumi Burgers from Oscar Smith's new cookbook 'Feed the Man Meat: 70 Mantastic BBQ Recipes'. Yum!
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1.0KCelebrate Reading with the Annual Reading Hour on 16 August
Give the gift of reading with the annual Reading Hour, an initiative to increase Australia's critically low literacy rates and spend quality...
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853Audiobook Review: The Widow, by Fiona Barton
We see the accused on the news, but what about the wives who stand by them? What did they know? What do...
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3.2KBook Review: The Eschatologist, by Greg Chapman
Judgement Day has arrived, but when a family is rescued by a self-proclaimed prophet they have to decide to trust him and...
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2.6KBook Review: Arkanae: The Medoran Chronicles Book 1, by Lynette Noni
Book One in a new YA fantasy series. When 16yo Alex accidentally travels to a new world, she is unable to return...
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991Book Review: No Free Man, by Graham Potts
An epic tale of international espionage when a Russian crime syndicate takes steps to ensure Australia’s newly-found oil reserves never see the...
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892Feed the Man… Grilled Beef Fajitas
With Father's Day just one month away, enjoy this sample recipe of Grilled Beef Fajitas from the new cookbook, 'Feed the Man...
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1.1KBook Review: As Time Goes By, by Mary Higgins Clark
A journalist finds herself drawn to the trial of Betsy Grant, who has been charged with murdering her millionaire husband, but she's...
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938Book Review: Missing, by Melanie Casey
The discovery of human body parts in a McLaren Vale dump leads detective Ed Dyson back to his old stomping ground to...
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673Book Review: The Refuge Collection Vol 1, edited by Steve Dillon
The first book in a series of short story anthologies which revolve around the town of Refuge, an aptly-named haven for the...
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693Audiobook Review: Change of Heart (unabridged), by KA Moll
A political lobbyist and a noted entomologist clash in their professional life only to rediscover the romance they had back in high...
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982Book Review: There’s a Fax from Bruce, by Bruce Beresford and Sue Milliken
Through friendship, resignation, humour and collapsing deals, There’s a Fax from Bruce pulls aside the curtain to reveal the true nature of...
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1.2KAudiobook Review: The Dressmaker, by Rosalie Ham
Rachel Griffith's reads Rosalie Ham's deliciously diabolical comedy about a woman who returns to her childhood home and reeks revenge on those...
