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Issue Details: First known date: 2024... June 2024 of The Newtown Review of Books est. 2012- The Newtown Review of Books
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2024 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Kate Kruimink : Heartsease, Sally Nimon , single work review
— Review of Heartsease K.M. Kruimink , 2024 single work novel ;

'Set in an old house in the Tasmanian countryside, nothing is quite as expected in this second novel from Vogel-winner Kate Kruimink.' (Introduction) 
Nova Weetman : Death and Other Scenes, Michael Jongen , single work review
— Review of Love, Death and Other Scenes Nova Weetman , 2024 single work autobiography ;
'Nova Weetman’s memoir about the loss of her husband and its impact on her family is both intimate and surprisingly uplifting.' (Introduction) 
Lauren Chater : The Beauties, Ann Skea , single work review
— Review of The Beauties Lauren Chater , 2024 single work novel ;
'Set in 17th-century London, Lauren Chater’s new novel brings together a royal artist, a young woman’s quest and the real-life Anne Hyde.' (Introduction)
Bradley Trevor Greive and Caroline Laner Breure : Broken Girl, Jessica Stewart , single work review
— Review of Broken Girl : A True Story Caroline Breure , Bradley Trevor Greive , 2024 single work autobiography ;
'This memoir of a young woman’s recovery from a traumatic brain injury becomes an unputdownable detective story.' 
Bel Schenk : The Most Famous Boy In Town, Michael Jongen , single work review
— Review of The Most Famous Boy in Town Bel Schenk , 2024 single work novella ;
'Bel Schenk’s deceptively simple novel of a teenage boy’s response to a small-town scandal has a lot to say about gender relations.' 
Deborah Callaghan : The Little Clothes, Deborah Callaghan , extract novel
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