Non-Fiction (General) Round Up: March 2021
Hello Readers! For Non-Fiction in March there was: 16 reviews, 13 reviewers, and 15 books reviewed (4 poetry). Excitingly, 8 of the books reviewed this month were completely new to the AWW database. So a big thank you! The most prolific reviewer was: Tegan Edwards (me 😱) with 3 books reviewed. The most reviewed title this month was: The Husband Poisoner (2021) by Tanya Bretherton which was reviewed twice. As always, click on the coloured quote from a review to be taken directly to it. And a quick reminder: this round up includes poetry submissions despite their not being non-fiction. It just came out in the wash that way! Perhaps one day we’ll have enough poetry reviews to give them their own round up (it’s not wishful thinking, I swear).
Speculative Fiction Round Up: March 2021
Hello again, a quarter of the year gone already, it seems like it was the new year only the other day. March saw 17 books reviewed which is pretty good, it’s good to see some new books on the list. First up is a book I have out of the library at the moment, I...
Romance Round Up: March 2021
Happy Easter everyone. I hope you’ve all had a lovely long weekend and indulged in way too much chocolate, amazing books and great company. In the Romance, Erotic or Romantic Suspense category for March 2021, we had a total of twenty-eight (28) reviews...
General Fiction Round Up : March 2021
Well, we have had a bumper month of reading during March with 123 reviews that covered 87 books and 74 authors. Thanks to everyone who has contributed to the review database over the past month. Hopefully everyone is finding some time over the Easter Break to relax...
Diversity Round Up: February/March 2021
Welcome to the Australian Women Writers Challenge diversity round up for February and March 2021. In the past two months we’ve had 77 reviews of 57 books featuring themes of diversity and/or by Australian women writers from a diverse background. That’s...
History Memoir and Biography Round Up: February 2021
Thirteen books were reviewed during February, with a satisfying spread between the genres, with a good showing for history. As in other months, several reviews picked up on books which have featured in these Round Ups previously. Angharad Lodwick at Tinted Edges wrote...
Children and Young Adult Round up: February 2021
We’re into March now, and in Australia, we’re living in a COVID-normal world of check-ins, tests, and social distancing. Yet we are still reading, and our numbers for younger readers and young adult books are tracking to be fairly similar. We had ten reviews for...
Classics and Literary Round-up: February 2021
A year ago, how innocent we were! There were rumblings of the coronavirus and, here in Australia in early March, limits were starting to be applied to our lives but could we have imagined where we’d be a year later? I don’t think so, and it’s...
