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 20 we talk about Krystal Sutherland’s 2021 dark fairytale urban fantasy novel House of Hollow. SPOILER WARNING: From 19:00 we start mentioning big …

In episode 19 we talk about our top reads and honourable mentions for 2025, then get into our anticipated reads for 2026! A full list …

Helena O’Connor’s Willow Close is a novella that combines elements of cosmic, psychological, and thrasher horror. It uses these horror genres to explore themes of …

In episode 18 we talk about Terry Pratchett’s classic 1996 novel Hogfather, which uses Christmas to discuss the importance of belief and ritual. When a …

In episode 17 we talk about the Monk & Robot duology by Becky Chambers, containing A Psalm for the Wild-Built and A Prayer for the Crown-Shy. We …

At the gorgeous co-working / hang out spot / bookshop / game shop The Artichoke in Yarram, you’ll find shelves with books recommended by different …

Spiderglass: A Tale of Durstan by George Mann is a fantasy novella that feels bigger than its 100-page length. The story lays out a rich …

In episode 16 we talk about the first six books in Martha Wells’ brilliant Murderbot sci-fi series: All Systems Red, Artificial Condition, Rogue Protocol, Exit …

In episode 15 we chat about Jessica Townsend’s delightful magic and wonder-filled middle-grade book Nevermoor, the first of the Nevermoor series! Other books dicussed in this episode:

AC Wise’s novella Grackle is a masterful example of short-form horror. The story combines folk horror with themes of grief, possession, and the past repeating …