What are you reading, loving or being challenged by? We review the latest in fiction for dedicated readers and for those who wish they read more.
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We look at some compelling new memoirs, including Mandy Sayer’s No Dancing in the Lift, a tribute to her jazz drummer father, capturing the grit of Kings Cross and the grace of caregiving. Elizabeth Gilbert’s All the Way to the River recounts her int... more
What are your favourite poems of the last 25 years? The ones that you turn to, couplets memorised and shared, the lines that leapt from the page or stage. Poetry that both defined and defied space and time, whether it rhymed or not.
Join Kate Evans,... more
This week’s episode explores three new books. First up, Patricia Lockwood’s Will There Ever Be Another You, a third-person autofiction-ish tale that includes a family trip to Scotland, grief and fairies. Then we head to the American frontier for bloo... more
We get stuck into some new fiction, starting with Ian McEwan’s What We Can Know, a meditation on a future shaped by climate disaster and memory. We’re joined by Australian authors Madeleine Gray and Gretchen Shirm to take a look at Miranda Darling’s ... more
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I work in a public library and this podcast keeps me well up to date on books and authors. I base most of my reading selections on this show because the reviews are thoughtful, intelligent and funny. I also love the inclusion of author discussion panels. If you need a good book show- this is my favorite.
Your insightful recommendations help me select books for my book shelves. I appreciate your honesty and find you all so entertaining. Keep up the great work.
I was so deeply disappointed to hear you platforming Adichie, a known transphobe. I expect much better from ABC. Shame on you.
Fewer crime novels please
Love your discussions and banter!
Cassie & Kate- perfect balance of your own individual interests and deeply engaging interviews. Your book choices are so varied that I’m awed by your breadth! I also love your great personalities and the laughter and quick witted banter!
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Focusing on the latest in fiction, this podcast engages passionate readers with thoughtful book reviews and discussions about contemporary literature. Each episode often features the hosts and guests sharing insights and opinions on popular releases, uncovering both exciting new authors and timeless classics. Listeners can expect a mix of personal anecdotes, critical analysis, and a spirited exploration of various literary themes, ensuring an entertaining and enriching experience for book lovers.
A distinctive feature of this podcast is its ability to connect literary critiques to broader societal issues, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own reading practices while being introduced to a diverse range of voices and genres. This mak... more
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