Sally Nimon Sally Nimon i(A11560 works by)
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1 Katherine Wiles : No Autographs Please Sally Nimon , 2024 single work review
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , October 2024;

— Review of No Autographs, Please! Katherine Wiles , 2024 single work autobiography

Katherine Wiles’ life as a professional opera singer seems glossed with sunshine in this memoir.' 

1 Kate Kruimink : Heartsease Sally Nimon , 2024 single work review
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , June 2024;

— 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) 

1 Jessica Dettmann : Without Further Ado Sally Nimon , 2023 single work review
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , November 2023;

— Review of Without Further Ado Jessica Dettmann , 2023 single work novel
'Jessica Dettmann’s third novel reinvents a classic tale of romantic complications to enjoyable effect.'
1 Briohny Doyle : Why We Are Here Sally Nimon , 2023 single work review
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , September 2023;

— Review of Why We Are Here Briohny Doyle , 2023 single work novel
'Briohny Doyle’s third novel explores the impact of multiple losses in a single life, exacerbated by the effects of the pandemic.' (Introduction)
1 Liane Moriarty : Apples Never Fall Sally Nimon , 2021 single work review
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , September 2021;

— Review of Apples Never Fall Liane Moriarty , 2021 single work novel

'The new novel from the author of Big Little Lies and Nine Perfect Strangers delivers a family mystery told from multiple perspectives.'

1 Lauren Chater : Gulliver's Wife Sally Nimon , 2020 single work review
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , March 2020;

— Review of Gulliver's Wife Lauren Chater , 2020 single work novel
1 Suzanne Daniel : Allegra in Three Parts Sally Nimon , 2019 single work essay
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , July 2019;

— Review of Allegra in Three Parts Suzanne Daniel , 2019 single work novel

'The adults seem determined to make the world a baffling place for Allegra. Suzanne Daniel brings the 1970s to life in this debut novel.' (Introduction)

1 [Review] Gravity Is the Thing Sally Nimon , 2019 single work review
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , May 2019;

— Review of Gravity Is the Thing Jaclyn Moriarty , 2019 single work novel

'Where is the truth? Jaclyn Moriarty’s second novel for adults pairs a single mother and a mysterious guidebook to deliver a story that reflects the lived experience of the 21st century.' (Introduction)

1 Molly Murn : Heart of the Grass Tree Sally Nimon , 2019 single work essay
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , February 2019;

'Kangaroo Island is an enduring presence spanning multiple generations in Heart of the Grass Tree.' (Introduction)

1 Liane Moriarty : Nine Perfect Strangers Sally Nimon , 2018 single work review
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , October 2018;

'In her latest novel the bestselling author of Big Little Lies takes a group of disparate strangers into a health retreat that may not be quite what it seems.' (Introduction)

1 Jesse Blackadder : Sixty Seconds Sally Nimon , 2017 single work essay
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , October 2017;

'Sixty Seconds gives a powerful insight into how ordinary people cope with extraordinary events.'

1 Meredith Jaffe : The Making of Christina. Sally Nimon , 2017 single work essay
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , August 2017;

'The Making of Christina asks how well we know the people we love and if we can pay the price of truth.

'The Making of Christina is not a light read. Its subject matter is trauma, guilt and deceit. The result is neither pretty nor soothing, but this is not its intent. Rather, Christina is about facing the most unpleasant aspects of human nature head-on, with or without a crash helmet, and learning that you can survive. This book will not, therefore, be to everyone’s taste. But the reading can be cathartic for those prepared to brave its depths.' (Introduction)

1 Claire Corbett : Watch Over Me Sally Nimon , 2017 single work essay
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , May 2017;
'This is a powerful portrayal of what can happen in war and in the skilful hands of Claire Corbett the message is clear: there but for the grace of God …'
1 Belinda Alexandra : Southern Ruby Sally Nimon , 2016 single work review
— Appears in: The Newtown Review of Books , October 2016;

— Review of Southern Ruby Belinda Alexandra , 2016 single work novel
1 Eleanor Nilsson : 'Unsettling Incongruities' Maureen Nimon , Sally Nimon , 1997 single work criticism
— Appears in: The Adolescent Novel : Australian Perspectives 1997; (p. 191-196)
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