With overseas travel now something of a dream, Roger has decided to revisit some of their destinations in writing. This week, Roger takes us to one of his favourite places to holida with Judy: Piran.
In twelve meditative stories, Stephanie Radok discovers that, mostly, we are all at home everywhere in this world.
In a beautiful essay for Sydney Review of Books, Martin Edmond writes that ‘The direction of indirection, or the discipline of indiscipline (to quote Frank Moorhouse) gives her writing a flow that is beguiling as well as relaxing.’
Read on for Melanie’s thoughtful response to the book.
Supported by the brilliant team from No Wave poetry, helmed by Dom Symes, the event was an enormous success. We’re pleased now to be sharing Mike Ladd‘s wonderful launch speech for In the Room with the She Wolf, as well as Jelena’s thoughtful response.
This week, meet Kate Treloar and Nick Patrick, co-owners of Orchard Bookshop in the Adelaide Central Markets. Formerly known as Adelaide’s Pop-up Bookshop, Kate and Nick are old hands at the bookselling trade, with 13 years under their belts.
With overseas travel now something of a dream, Roger has decided to revisit some of their destinations in writing. This week, Roger and Judy battle a rattling Renault, left-handed driving, and apathetic mechanics.
In our author interview series RAPID FIRE, we’re getting to know our authors a little better by throwing a few quick questions at them. Next up to the plate is Elizabeth Hutchins, author of Troop Train.Troop Train is a moving and uplifting family saga, inspired by the stories of those who lived through the war in the Adelaide Hills. It is based on Elizabeth’s careful research studying newspaper articles, books, memoirs and historical collections – and talking to those who were there.
With overseas travel now something of a dream, Roger has decided to revisit some of their destinations in writing. This week, Roger and Judy encounter difficulties leaving Nice, leading to a tale of stupidity in four acts.
This week, meet Becky Lucas, co-owner of Shakespeare’s Bookshop in Blackwood. Many thanks to Wakefield Press’ own Elizabeth Hutchins, who suggested that we feature Shakespeare’s Bookshop.
With overseas travel now something of a dream, Roger has decided to revisit some of their destinations in writing. This week, Roger and Judy attempt to climb their way through Monaco.
With overseas travel now something of a dream, Roger has decided to revisit some of their destinations in writing. This week, Roger and Judy traipse through Nice.