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Issue Details: First known date: 2024... July 2024 of InReview est. 2021 InReview
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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.
Arles Bluei"My rooms at Arles were different from yours.", Jena Woodhouse , single work poetry
Holland Afloat in the Modern World of Asia, Phil Brown , single work review
— Review of Oblivion Patrick Holland , 2024 single work novel ;

'Patrick Holland grew up in Outback Queensland but his latest novel is set among the glittering towers of the Far East.' 
Diary of a Book Addict : Divorce, Desire and Dystopia, Jo Case , single work review
— Review of Anam André Dao , 2023 single work novel ; Only Sound Remains Hossein Asgari , 2023 single work novel ; Wall Jen Craig , 2023 single work novel ; If You Go Alice Robinson , 2024 single work novel ;

'Divorce and midlife breakdowns are key themes across two memoirs and a speculative novel reviewed by our books columnist this month. She also casts her eyes over the Miles Franklin Literary Award’s eclectic 2024 shortlist.' (Introduction)   
Black Diamond Corneri"What did I know of the Black Diamond Corner", Ros Schulz , single work poetry
Helpi"A local handyman named Quentin", Tarla Kramer , single work poetry
Van Badham’s Two Lives Gently Collide in ‘The Questions’, Farrin Foster , single work review
— Review of The Questions Vanessa Badham , 2024 single work musical theatre ;

'In The Questions, playwright Van Badham and composer Richard Wise have lovingly crafted a show that is both a simple rom-com musical and, simultaneously, an exploration of intimacy in the age of polarisation.' 
Theatre Review : Starweaver, Michelle Wakim , single work review
— Review of Starweaver Jamie Hornsby , Ellen Graham , 2024 single work drama ;

'This new sci-fi play by Adelaide’s Madness of Two uses visual effects and live performance to give us a glimpse of a frightening version of the world more than a hundred years into the future.'
Sky Bridges above the Seine at Marnayi"In March you hear them passing", Jena Woodhouse , single work poetry
Praiseworthy Makes History: Alexis Wright Is the First Author to Win the Miles Franklin and the Stella Prize for One Book, Astrid Edwards , single work column

'Waanyi writer Alexis Wright and her magnum opus Praiseworthy have made history by winning this year’s Miles Franklin Literary Award. She’s now the first writer to win the Miles Franklin and The Stella Prize (both national literary prizes) for the same work.'
Sedan Dipi"The orchestra", Warren Cox , single work poetry
Book Review : The End and Everything Before It, Rachael Mead , single work review
— Review of The End and Everything Before It Finegan Kruckemeyer , 2024 single work novel ;

'Internationally celebrated Adelaide playwright Finegan Kruckemeyer brings his distinctive meld of wit, wisdom and whimsy to literary fiction with his debut novel – a potent modern fable of love, grief, community and the enduring power of story.' (Introduction)
Evening Stroll by the Canali"Late today I turned east by the arched bridge at the village edge", Jena Woodhouse , single work poetry
The Power of One : Champion of the Reef Remembered, Ken Haley , single work review
— Review of John Büsst : Bohemian Artist and Saviour of Reef and Rainforest Iain McCalman , 2024 single work biography ;
When Hollywood Calls : How Fiona McIntosh’s Screen Dream Is Coming True, Penelope Debelle , single work column

'SA writer Fiona McIntosh is rapt to be joining the Bruna Papandrea club with her novel The Pearl Thief to be turned into a film, but reveals she almost missed connecting with the Hollywood producer after ignoring a stranger’s voicemail.'
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