I've previously enjoyed the work of Colin Burgess – so was eager to read this!

I'd always heard good things about Amanda Lohrey’s work – it was time I finally experienced it for myself!

April 25 is the most important date on the Australian calendar.

Today I’m pleased to welcome AFL legend, Brownlow Medallist and author, Kelvin Templeton.

I grew up with the films of Errol Flynn, learning from a young age that he was also Tasmanian.

I started Code of Silence during Women’s History Month.

I loved Frogsong and its vivid exploration of grief and its various forms.

It’s that time of year again – the start of charity book sales.

Emily Webb is a bestselling author, podcast host and licensed investigator.

When I decided to record book and reading activities for one week.

Today I’m pleased to welcome award-winning author, Matt Francis.

Downfall is among the best foreign language films I’ve seen.

Blood on the Badge: True Crime, Courage, and Carnage in Australia’s Most Violent Years is the latest book from author, Alan Leek.

Tasmanian writer and book reviewer. Click to read Rowan MacDonald: Writing and Reviews, a Substack publication.

5/5: I enjoyed Louise’s first book, An Afterlife for Rosemary Lamb, so was excited to read this – it didn’t disappoint! It’s best going into this blind, not knowing much about the plot. The story cen...

Photo Source: Unsplash They stood precarious; the sand dunes.  King tide saw to that.  It chipped away at them, took something each time.  The more king tides, the more resilient these dunes were forc...

5/5: Always a good sign when you find yourself thinking about characters during your day, looking forward to spending time with them later. Depth of Field is told from the perspectives of two such ind...

by Rowan MacDonald I met the badger on a cold night in May, in the cobblestone alley two streets down from the Rose and Crown. I needed to pee after too many pints of the Crown’s finest and knew my…

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5/5: A phenomenal debut by Irish writer, Alan Murrin. The Coast Road takes place in Ireland during the 1990s, before divorce was made legal. “After her husband left in the morning and the kids we...

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A short story on the roads taken and not taken, and what we may lose in the struggle to find ourselves.