Review: Credulous
Verum Arts’ latest revival of Credulous transforms the stage into a haunting…
The Body Next Door by Zane Lovitt: A Review
By Francesca Barel Carnations mark the spot, or do they? In this…
Fatherly Advice: A review of You Don’t Have to Have a Dream by Tim Minchin
For Dad xx. I’ve always been a Bo Burnham girly but my…
My brother’s Ashes are in a Sandwich Bag: A Review
Reading Michelle Brasier’s Memoir, My Brother’s Ashes Are in a Sandwich Bag,…
Sleepless by Marie Darrieussecq: It won’t keep you up at night.
Like many people, I’ve had a rough night of sleep on occasion.…
Cancer and Other Life Lessons: A Review of The Cancer Finishing School by Peter Goldsworthy
by Riley Bampton ‘Razor Carving this same face Out of soap, each…
Haunted by our legacy: Review of Tim Winton’s chilling new climate epic ‘Juice’
By David Uptin *Spoilers ahead!* I’ve only finished a Tim Winton book…
“He’s entered the most twisted of frays”: A Review of Deadpool & Wolverine
WARNING: Spoilers will fire off in your face unexpectedly The Merc with…
The Next ‘Gone Girl’: A Review of ‘One of the Good Guys’
We’ve all heard it: “But I’m one of the good guys!” And you know who’s always saying it? More often than not, someone who is not a good guy.
“A story about the way life can circle from innocent to disturbed, back to innocent” : A Review of The Wren, The Wren
By Mia Paton This is a story about life. The loneliness of…
