The Adelaide Review & The Melbourne Review
Golden Years, Ali Eskandarian, February 2015
Hunger Makes Me A Modern Girl, Carrie Brownstein, January 2015
The Hollow of the Hand, PJ Harvey & Seamus Murphy, December 2015
Sleepers Almanac X, November 2015
The Secret Son, Jenny Ackland, October 2015
The Salty River, Jan Bauer, September 2015
Double Exposure, Kat Clay, August 2015
Leap, Myfanwy Jones, July 2015.
These Are the Names, Tommy Wieringa, June 2015.
The Buried Giant, Kazuo Ishiguro, May 2015.
Satin Island, Tom McCarthy, April 2015.
Clade, James Bradley, March 2015.
Skylight, Jose Saramago, February 2015.
Captives, Angela Meyer, January 2015.
Merciless Gods, Christos Tsiolkas, December 2014.
Cherry Bomb, Jenny Valentish, November 2014.
The Children Act, Ian McEwan, October 2014
The Strays, Emily Bitto, August 2014
The Promise, Tony Birch, May 2014
Sleepers Almanac 9, April 2014
The Secret Maker of the World, Abbas El-Zein, March 2014
The Great Unknown, Angela Meyer (ed), February 2014
The Best of McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, Chris Monks and John Warner (eds), February 2014
Dead Interviews, Dan Crowe (ed), January 2014
God’s Dog, Diego Marani, January 2014
A Girl is a Half-formed Thing, Eimear McBride, December 2013.
The Circle, Dave Eggers, December 2013.
Murder in Mississippi, John Safran, November 2013.
Barracuda, Christos Tsiolkas, November 2013.
1913, Florian Illies, October 2013.
What Was Left, Eleanor Limprecht, September 2013.
Cairo, Chris Womersley, September 2013.
Holy Bible, Vanessa Russell, August 2013.
Gardens of Fire, Robert Kenny, August 2013.
The Illusion of Separateness, Simon van Booy, July 2013.
Nothing Gold Can Stay, Ron Rash, July 2013.
The China Factory, Mary Costello, June 2013.
Night Games, Anna Krien, June 2013.
This Isn’t The Sort of Thing That Happens to Someone Like You, Jon McGregor, May 2013.
The Last of the Vostyachs, Diego Marani, May 2013.
The Secret Lives of Men, Georgia Blain, April 2013.
Becoming Human by Design, Tony Fry, April 2013.
Tenth of December, George Saunders, March 2013.
Konkretion, Marion May Campbell, March 2013.
The Rosie Project, Graeme Simsion, February 2013.
Cat and Fiddle, Lesley Jørgensen, February 2013.
Fleshy Husks and Brittle Bones: Visible Ink 24. January 2013.
Best Australian Essays 2012, Ramona Koval (ed), December 2012.
The Yellow Birds, Kevin Powers, November 2012.
Griffith Review 38: The Novella Project, November 2012.
Hawthorn and Child, Keith Ridgway, October 2012.
Sweet Tooth, Ian McEwan, October 2012.
Pilgrimage, Jacinta Halloran, September 2012.
The Rest is Weight, Jennifer Mills, August 2012 .
Tarcutta Wake, Josephine Rowe, August 2012 .
The Dinner, Herman Koch, August 2012
HHhH, Laurent Binet, July 2012.
The Weight of a Human Heart, Ryan ONeill, June 2012 .
Running Dogs, Ruby J.Murray, May 2012.
The Cove, Ron Rash, Ron Rash, April 2012
Mateship with Birds, Carrie Tiffany, March 2012.
Private Journal of a Voyage to Australia 1838-39, James Bell, February 2012.
Guilt, Ferdinand von Schirach, February 2012
The Magic of Reality, Richard Dawkins and Dave McKean, December 2011
What the Family Needed, Steven Amsterdam, December 2011
Highly Inappropriate Tales for Young People, Douglas Coupland and Graham Roumieu, December 2011
The Penguin Book of Australian War Writing, edited by Mark Dapin, December 2011
Griffith Review 34: The Annual Fiction Edition, November 2011.
The Street Sweeper: Eliot Perlman, November 2011
House of Sticks: Peggy Frew, November 2011
All That I Am: Anna Funder, October 2011
Melbourne: Sophie Cunningham, October 201.
Wish You Were Here: Graham Swift., August 2011.
Solar, Ian McEwan, April 2010.
Transnational Literature
Prohibited Zone: Alastair Sarre Transnational Literature Vol. 4 no. 1, November 2011.
The Age
Art house dramas and the danger of satire Age (Melbourne), 03/07/2010, Review, A2: Culture and Life. Review of David Musgrave, Glissando
Fantasy fascists out of time Age (Melbourne), 02/04/2010, Review, A2: Culture and Life, p.29. Review of Roberto Bolano, Nazi Literature in the Americas
Arabian tales, suburban spice Age (Melbourne), 12/12/2009, Review, A2: Culture and Life, p.29. Review of David Foster, Sons of the Rumour
Crossing the Line of Art and Race Age (Melbourne), 21/01/2006, Review, A2: Culture and Life, p.28. Review of Caryl Phillips, Dancing in the Dark.
Worlds and identities converge in collective post-war romp, Sunday Age (Melbourne), 02/10/2005, Extra, p.17. Review of Wu Ming 54.
Timely Tale of Terror, Age (Melbourne), 24/09/2005, Review, p.5. Review of James Meek, The People’s Act of Love.
