Cecelia Ahern – A Touch of Celtic Magic
In 2002 at the tender age of 21, Irish writer Cecelia Ahern published her debut novel, P.S I Love You. After the worldwide success…
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Anna Bligh Comes Full Circle
When I posted on social media that I was interviewing Anna Bligh but didn’t have a copy of her just-released book, someone commented that…
From Full Frontal to the Front Line: Michael Veitch Takes Flak On The Road
While actor Michael Veitch is well-known for his comedy roles on The D-Generation, Fast Forward and Full Frontal, he is also an author of two books on Second World War…
Sam Cutler | You Can Get It If You Really Want It
Within the heady pantheon of 60’s rock and roll it’s fair to say that Sam Cutler has seen, heard and experienced it all. From…
Book Review: Summerlandish: Do as I say, Not as I did by Summer Land
Yes, Summer Land is the author’s real name. And like anyone who was raised by a mother who seems to think that a name…
Book Review: The Girl with all the Gifts by M. R. Carey
Melanie is different to other 10 year olds. She lives locked up in a cell in a place called Beacon. Every morning, the Sergeant…
Book Review: The Wolves of Midwinter by Anne Rice
This is the second foray into the world of werewolves for Ms Rice, and it is a far superior offering to her first. Still…
Book Review: The Narrow Road to the Deep North by Richard Flanagan
Winner of the 2014 Booker, this book is marvellous. I haven’t read anything else of Richard Flanagan’s, but after reading this, I’m excited to…
Book Review: Here Come the Dogs by Omar Musa
I don’t know very much about hip-hop, especially the Australian strand. I don’t particularly like basketball and I know almost nothing about graffiti culture….
Book Review: Cherry Bomb by Jenny Valentish
If Jenny Valentish’s debut novel, Cherry Bomb were a song it would be a dance floor banger. A rock journalist and former member of…
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