A podcast where we talk about our book of the week. Read along with us!
A special episode: we chat with about new literary journal and emerging Australian authors. We talk about authors who are also musicians, autofiction and taking a book of poetry in your bag for waiting times. Farrin recommends the work of: Seamus…
Anna and Annie discuss the 2024 ORBITAL by Samantha Harvey. Our comfort reading recommendations are: ARGYLLE by Elly Conway WE SOLVE MURDERS by Richard Osman LOOSE LIPS by Kemper Donovan THE SPY COAST by Tess Gerritsen THE ROM COMMERS…
Anna and Annie discuss the , Parade by Rachel Cusk, and ghostwriters in crime writing. Our book of the week is by Percival Everett. This re-telling of Huckleberry Finn has been an instant New York Times best-seller, shortlisted for the Booker…
Anna and Annie discuss . Our book of the week is by award-winning author and artist Miranda July. Described as July’s ‘peri-menopause novel’, ALL FOURS tells the story of a woman who escapes married life and creates a space for herself. A…
Anna and Annie discuss the 2024 . Our book of the week is by award-winning author Sally Rooney. Intermezzo is a novel about two brothers who deal with grief, family and relationships. Intimate and poignant, it’s been an instant New York Times…
A special episode! Anna chats with author about his new crime novel , the fourth in the Nell Buchanan and Ivan Lucic series. Chris’ award-winning debut was an instant bestseller and is now a . THE VALLEY is his seventh novel and follows…
A special episode! Kate Slotover from the joins Anna to discuss what makes a good book club book and our top recommendations. We tried to keep it to three each, and failed. Our best book club books are: by Charlotte Wood by…
Anna and Annie discuss the . Our book of the week is by Ella Baxter. The latest novel from the award-winning author of New Animal, this tells the story of Sabine, an artist about to open her exhibition. She faces the pressure of the show…
Anna and Annie discuss the . Our book of the week is by Caoilinn Hughes. We loved this Irish novel about four eccentric sisters each grappling with their dysfunctional family in different ways. Gripping, humane and funny, we highly recommend…
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