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The Nurses' War by Victoria Purman -a review
The Nurses’ War by Victoria Purman -a review
The Nurses’ War by Victoria Purman There is more than one way to fight a war…An extraordinary story of grit, love and loss, based on the true history and real experiences of Australian nurses in World War 1. In 1915, as World War 1 rages in Europe and the numbers of dead and injured continue to grow, Australian nurse, Sister Cora Barker, leaves her home in Australia for England, determined to use…
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Review: Burning Fields by Alli Sinclair
Review: Burning Fields by Alli Sinclair
Burning Fields by Alli Sinclair
1948. The world is struggling to regain a sense of balance after the devastation of World War II, and the sugar cane-growing community of Piri River in northern Queensland is no exception.
As returned servicemen endeavour to adjust to their pre-war lives, women who had worked for the war effort are expected to embrace traditional roles once more.
Rosie Stanton…
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Review: Meet Me at the Intersection
Review: Meet Me at the Intersection
Meet Me at the Intersection edited by Rebecca Lim & Ambelin Kwaymullina
Meet Me at the Intersection is an anthology of short fiction, memoir and poetry by authors who are First Nations, People of Colour, LGBTIQA+ or living with disability. The focus of the anthology is on Australian life as seen through each author’s unique, and seldom heard, perspective.
With works by Ellen van Neerven, Graham…
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Review: The Juliet Code by Christine Wells
Review: The Juliet Code by Christine Wells
The Juliet Code by Christine Wells
It’s 1947 and the war is over, but Juliet Barnard is still tormented by secrets. She was a British agent and wireless operator in occupied Paris until her mission went critically wrong. Juliet was caught by the Germans, imprisoned and tortured in a mansion in Paris’s Avenue Foch.
Now that she’s home, Juliet can’t – or won’t – relive the horrors that occurred in…
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