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Issue Details: First known date: 2024... November 2024 of The Newtown Review of Books est. 2012- The Newtown Review of Books
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* Contents derived from the 2024 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Benjamin Stevenson : Everyone This Christmas Has A Secret, Naomi Manuell , single work review
— Review of Everyone This Christmas Has a Secret Benjamin Stevenson , 2024 single work novel ;

'The author of Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone returns with another witty homage to the Golden Age of crime fiction.'
Rodney Hall : Vortex, Paul Anderson , single work review
— Review of Vortex Rodney Hall , 2024 single work novel ;

'Rodney Hall has won the Miles Franklin Award twice (Just Relations, The Grisly Wife); his new novel is a panoramic alternative history of the twentieth century.'
Emily Maguire : Rapture, Ann Skea , single work review
— Review of Rapture Emily Maguire , 2024 single work novel ;
'The author of Love Objects and An Isolated Incident turns to historical fiction to tell the story of a young ninth-century woman whose quest for knowledge will not be denied.'
Ann Liang : A Song to Drown Rivers, Amelia Dudley , single work review
— Review of A Song to Drown Rivers Ann Liang , 2024 single work novel ;

'Ann Liang’s first novel for adults reimagines an ancient Chinese tale of deception and betrayal – and the life of a legendary beauty.' 
David Duffy : Charles Todd’s Magnificent Obsession, Bernard Whimpress , single work review
— Review of Charles Todd's Magnificent Obsession David Dufty , 2024 single work biography ;

'Many great men are remembered for only one thing, and for Charles Todd it is building the Overland Telegraph line from Adelaide to Darwin in the 1870s.' (Publication summary) 
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