Cirrus@Austlit

'This sensual account of a woman seeking knowledge and God in a man’s world brings us close to matters of faith and the body'

'This writer’s tantalising second novel is packed with marvellous characters, whose unfurling stories examine generational secrets'

'The Miles Franklin winner has somehow created a novel that feels warm and generous even when provoking feelings of discomfort and shame' 

'Debut novel is carried by the self-aware snark of the besotted protagonist – an endearingly messy twentysomething ensnared by insecurities'

'Three women inhabit the space between illness and recovery in a novel that moves with a syrupy slowness, refusing our thirst for plot' (Introduction)

'Spanning 1933 to 2181, this ambitious novel explores the future of humanity through the lives of a few women, zeroing in on capitalism, AI and violence'

'The story of Tommy, a boy who is forgotten on the same day each year by everyone who knows him'  (Introduction)

'The author’s second novel is impressively constructed, following a young woman who was raised by a group of men beholden to her celebrity mother' (Introduction) 

'Set in a remote town where a schoolgirl disappears, this debut arrives with high praise from other crime novelists – and it’s truly excellent'

'In their abstract weaving of genres, the writers attempt to relay the chaos, wonder and grief of motherhood. It doesn’t always work – but when it does, it’s a triumph'