Tome & Tome Again podcast brings together Jemimah Brewster (book reviewer for ArtsHub, The AU Review, and Aurealis Magazine) and Jess Gately (freelance publishing professional) …
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Tome & Tome Again podcast brings together Jemimah Brewster (book reviewer for ArtsHub, The AU Review, and Aurealis Magazine) and Jess Gately (freelance publishing professional) …
In episode 10 we discuss Howl’s Moving Castle, both the classic 1986 book by Diana Wynne Jones and the gorgeous 2004 movie by Hayao Miyazaki. …
A story of growing up, friendships, and fierce drag in a rural town. Curtis Campbell’s debut novel The House of Rural Realness is an engaging and highly …
In episode 9 we discuss A. J. Betts’ YA novel Hive. If you haven’t read this book and want to avoid spoilers (but still want …
TR Napper’s novella Ghost of the Neon God is a fierce and imaginative neon sci-fi work that seamlessly combines elements of noir and cyberpunk into …
In episode 8 we discuss Hannelore Cayre’s The Godmother, ‘a perfect little slice of French noir’. Meet Patience Portefeux, a fifty-three-year-old, underpaid Franco-Arab interpreter for …
In episode 7 we discuss Bill Bryson’s Mother Tongue, a humorous non-fiction romp through the English language and how it got that way! Only Bill …
In episode 6 we discuss our favourite spooky books for Halloween! These include: Find the episode here:
In episode 5 we discuss Emily McGovern’s hilarious queer Regency romance and stab-fest graphic novel Bloodlust & Bonnets! Set in early nineteenth-century Britain, Bloodlust & Bonnets follows …
In episode 4 we discuss Rosalie Ham’s 2000 rural Australian Gothic novel, The Dressmaker! Trigger warning for mentions of infant de*th, v*olence, r*pe, and ab*se. …
In episode 3 we discuss Suzette Haden Elgin’s classic sci-fi work Native Tongue! Trigger warning for mentions of infant de*th and ab*se of women. Set …