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The Genesis Flaw
Reviewed by
Anna Johnson
The first page of The Genesis Flaw opens with the image of a man about to hang himself. His swinging legs cast a shadow like a pendulum across the act ...
Love at the Railway Hotel
Reviewed by
Anna Johnson
A light touch.
That is something we rarely find in books that involve family sagas, betrayals, loss of virginity, suicide by poison or
The Wind-up Bird Chronicle
Reviewed by
Deb
Kinda kooky, creepy and Fantastic! This book was such a joy to read - Murakami invents incredible characters that are like none other. This story teet ...
Trouble
Reviewed by
Paul
Couch up with some red wine to accompany this cussedness. How did Cathy from Griffith end up Kate on Wall Street? And what a loss! A fascinating era i ...
The Uncommon Reader
Reviewed by
Belinda
When the Queen's corgis lead her to a mobile library on the grounds of Buckingham Palace a new life opens to her. As her reading increases, her world ...
Alone in Berlin
Reviewed by
Heike
" As it was, we all acted alone, we were caught alone, and everybody of us will have to die alone. But that doesnt mean that we are alone, or that our ...
Taming the Beast
Reviewed by
Heather
Emily Maguire is a local writer who takes on the taboo subject of incest. This voyeuristic tale is disturbing and thought-provoking. It centres on the ...
One Day
Reviewed by
Kate Minogue
If you're a Generation Xer you’ll really relate to this book. You'll either see glimpses of your younger self or someone you knew. If you lived that p ...
Just Kids
Reviewed by
Anna Johnson
No one expects rock singers to be able to write. The way they move us is so often abbreviated or wedged in the primal sensory realm. They hit below th ...
Ask the Dust
Reviewed by
Julia
"I was like a man who found gold in the city dump" recalls Bukowski of the day he found a copy of 'Ask the Dust' in the LA Public Library. In 1939 its ...
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