Cirrus@Austlit

'A two-hander that tracks an evolving friendship through time.'

'Aside from the glamour of swanning around on opening nights among the glitterati, being a theatre critic necessitates a lot of work and many long nights.' 

'Jonathan Biggins returns for another season in office as our former Prime Minister.'

'Back to Back's latest production presents another layered look at the intersectional experience of people with a disability.'

'A new iteration of Ibsen's work retains the core, but moves the action from Norway to the Australian outback.'

'Two baffling mysteries in one book, one featuring a kidnapping, the other a reality TV show.' 

'A memoir that tracks the author's lived experience with racism as an Asian-Australian woman.'

'Old and new art mix with old and new values in this debut novel from Bri Lee.'

'A splendid and heartfelt response to the oldest cliché in the book – the husband who leaves the writer for a much younger woman.'

'A well told story that tackles the fallout from the fallibility of memory.'

'A dystopian Australia sees women's bodies policed and subjugated.'

'War and its voiceless victims are the harrowing topics of this novel.'

'A fictionalised exposé of the woman who modelled for the famous painting that hangs in Melbourne's Young and Jackson Hotel.'

'Sisterly bonds prevail in the fog of grief.'

'The Miles Franklin Award-winning author's new book tackles the politics of Australian detention centres.'