Love Letter to Leeming
The place where the sky is almost everywhere.
The Story of a Man – No Friend but the Mountains review
Behrouz Boochani’s newly released book No Friend but the Mountains is more than a refugee’s memoirs or a political opinion piece. In fact, it’s a book that resists classification. It’s…
Better Late than Fresher Episode Eight: Lightning Doesn’t Strike The Same Place Twice
This week Bridget and Cohen talk: shark and gun legislation, unexpected Spanish art, world-changing drugs, the joys of time tabling, live- streaming power moves and The Ave. Check out the…
The Autonomy and Defiance of Behrouz Boochani – Words with Omid Tofighian
Action must avoid approaches that situate activism as an end itself.
Meet Me at the Intersection – An Exploration of Unheard Voices
“We are the voices too often unheard, the people too often unseen. But we are here; we are speaking. And through this book, we invite you into our world.”
REVIEW: Banned
Go watch Banned at the Blue Room Theatre this NAIDOC Week. You will not regret it.
REVIEW: Storyland by Catherine McKinnon
A poignant and moving novel.
The Great Library Roundtable
Insider tips on Perth’s best and worst libraries.
REVIEW: The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle has become something I mention to anyone who asks (or doesn’t ask) for a book recommendation
What we’ve been reading
In recognition of Donald Trump, North Korea and the slow inevitable trudge towards global veganism, we’ve compiled reviews from the dystopian and post-apocalyptic genres. Revolving around totalitarian governments, nuclear war…