Fret not, frot not, HELLO, WORLD? is a forget me not fiction of fetishism, femdom and fantasy.
In Anna Poletti’s text, the protagonist’s name is Seasonal, a nomenclature that conjures recurrent, sporadic and periodical and in structure and tone, …
The ultimate insider, Sarah Isgur takes the reader on a deep dive inside America’s Supreme Court, how cases land at the court’s doorstep, which justices attend clerk happy-hours and which ones even bother showing up to the office, why Conservatives …
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The publication of IN THE SHADOW OF THE HOLOCAUST : SHORT FICTION BY JEWISH WRITERS FROM THE SOVIET UNION, edited by Sarah Senderovich, is a collection of ten soul-wrenching stories …
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Fans of dark academia, will gravitate easily to this romantasy that’s steeped in necromancy. For added pleasure there is bonuses in the form of forbidden love and a twisty murder mystery set within the perilous halls …
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Confession: This is my first Rebecca Lin book and 30 pages in its the most original Aussie crime debut I’ve read in yonks, given its searing stake driven into Australia’s dark colonial heart. Its unflinchingly moving, …
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The author Amy Remeikis is chief political analyst at the Australia Institute. Her new book Where It All Went Wrong: The Case Against John Howard is welcome; it’s a book …
Vidal’s canvas is large. In over 600 pages the book takes in Lincoln’s career as president beginning with his arrival in disguise on the eve of the first inaugural and concluding with an epilogue set about a year after his …
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A turn of fortune brought them to the capital of the world, Rome. Tilla resisted leaving Britannia, but off they went. She found Rome even more awful than she expected and her expectations …
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A woman buys a book at an author’s signing, before embarking to London for a week with her new boyfriend. O’Keeffe builds so much depth and interest in less than 180 pages distilling both …
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The book’s setting sets sensations in the reader: decadent , upper-crust New Orleans, where desultory people, young and old drink heroic quantities of gin, embark on doomed marriages and affairs, generally going to seed. …