Cirrus@Austlit

'John Kinsella creates characters who are intensely, recognisably human in his collection of short stories.'

'A charming psychopath beguiles with his anecdotes.'

'Grief, betrayal and taking back your own life is at the core of this debut novel.'

'A memoir that covers life and death, humour and heartache.'

'A romcom that celebrates friendship as much as romantic love.'

'A reprint to mark its 20th birthday, this book is still relevant.'

'An unsettling book about art and creativity ... and being stalked.'

'Six characters whose lives intersect in a novel that takes the pulse of the times.'

'A powerhouse performance from Noni Hazlehurst, but the depiction of mothers experiencing addiction may leave a bad taste in your mouth.'

'This play about the British royal family brings nothing new to the table, but will appeal to those who enjoy a good, old-fashioned period drama. '

'An award-winning show based on a picture book creature.'

'Trent Dalton's book has been adapted for the stage as part of Brisbane Festival.'

'Charlotte Wood's book deserves its spot on the shortlist for the Booker Prize.'

'Inspired by fact, this historical novel focuses on a woman who fights for art against the religious strictures of the time.'

'A thriller, a satire and an insight into humankind’s inhumanity.'

'Sydney Theatre Company presents Merlynn Tong's acclaimed Griffin Theatre production.'

'Shaun Tan's picture book about capitalism and individualism is brought to life via enchanting puppetry.'

'A novel for lovers of challenging mysteries.'

'State Theatre South Australia celebrates 50 years of the Dunstan Playhouse with a David Williamson world premiere.'