This month was full of faery tales, monster myths reimagined, and the new book from one of Australian literature’s national treasures... 17 - Stone Blind by Natalie Haynes I loved Stone Blind by English writer, broadcaster, classicist, comedian and “rock star mythologist” Natalie Haynes. She brings Greek myth’s so-called monster Medusa to vibrant, brilliant, beautiful
August was a wonderful mix of important stories, gorgeous fantasy, a nostalgic hit, and faery tales and faery tale reimaginings. An Enchantment of Ravens (47 of 52) by Margaret Rogerson is a lovely, magical tale of faeries and humans, forbidden love, sweet romance, a desperate quest, and an enchanting, gorgeously described world with flawed characters and
July was a fascinating month for books, and online book launches. Living On Stolen Land (40 of 52) by Ambelin Kwaymullina is a short, powerful book that *everyone* should read (although sadly those who most need to hear these words of wisdom – including politicians, police and policy makers – will turn away again). It’s
