by Mic Loves Books | Oct 19, 2018 | Round-ups
I can’t believe that it’s time for another round-up already, it’s been two months and a great many wonderful books since last I took a look at what our readers have been reviewing for the Australian Women Writer’s Challenge 2018. Since the last...
by Tsana | Nov 2, 2016 | Round-ups
Hello again, dear readers. The past couple of months have not been especially prolific on the AWW reviewing front, but some reading and reviewing got done, so let me tell you about the books that caught our readers these past two months. Lian Hearn was the most...
by Elizabeth Lhuede | Oct 31, 2016 | Article
When books are included for AWW as “General fiction”, we get a mixed bag. Sometimes the stories blur genres, including strong elements of romance or a speculative bent. In other instances, they mix up the time setting, with one strand of the novel...
by Elizabeth Lhuede | Dec 1, 2012 | Guest Posts, Reviews
Memory is not democratic. It creates its own hierarchy concerning what will be at the top and what will be at the bottom. Memory decides what it remembers and what it forgets, and what emerges from the daguerreotype. (p.142) Memory is the device employed by author...
