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WEBThe Newtown Review of Books - Sydney's original online review of books, established March 2012. MALCOLM KNOX The First Friend. Reviewed by Ann Skea. Posted on 12 Sep 2024 in Fiction | 0 comments. Malcolm Knox’s new novel satirises the brutal madness of the Soviet Union, focussing on Stalin’s notorious head of secret police, Beria.
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ALINA BELLCHAMBERS The Order of Masks. Reviewed by Amelia …
WEB1 day ago — Only one thing is clear: be careful what you wish for – you just might get it. Alina Bellchambers The Order of Masks Macmillan 2024 PB 416pp $34.99. Amelia Dudley has degrees in plant biology. But despite spending a lot of time in the garden, her plants still occasionally die. You can buy The Order of Masks from Abbey’s at a 10% discount by ...
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WEBAbout Newtown Review of Books. Who we are | What we do | Get hold of the books | Quoting from NRB Contribute | Get Reviewed. The Newtown Review of Books was established in March 2012 by Jean Bedford and Linda Funnell as an independent site for book reviews.. We believe that a strong reviewing culture is important for both writers and readers. The Newtown Review of Books is produced entirely by ...
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WEBReviewed by Ann Skea. Set in the ancient world, Ferdia Lennon’s debut novel features the plays of Euripides, prisoners of war, and an unlikely production of Medea. Syracuse 412 BC So Gelon... Posted on 17 Sep 2024 in Fiction | 0 comments.
LARRY BUTTROSE Everyone on Mars. Reviewed by Sue Woolfe
WEB3 days ago — Larry Buttrose’s book depicts a society on Mars that must necessarily pay much attention to ‘wellness’ because, as one character says: ‘vulnerable people are even more so here …. There’s nothing here but some minerals under its surface.’. This is evidenced when a seismic engineer, facing a suddenly deranged, knife-wielding ...
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WEBBETH SPENCER The Age of Fibs: extract. Award-winning author Beth Spencer ranges across popular culture, the environment, and the body in her new collection.
Crime Scene Archives - The Newtown Review of Books
WEBJILL JOHNSON Devil’s Breath. Reviewed by Karen Chisholm. Devil’s Breath is the first novel in a new crime series built around a neurodivergent professor of botanical toxicology, Eustacia Rose.
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WEBBENJAMIN STEVENSON Everyone On This Train Is A Suspect. Reviewed by Michael Jongen. Benjamin Stevenson’s sharp eye and love of the crime genre are on display in this follow-up to Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone.
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WEBLAURA BLOOM The Women and the Girls. Reviewed by Sally Nimon. Laura Bloom’s third novel for adults explores the social upheavals of 1970s Australia through the experiences of three women.
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