
I think
The Conversion by AA
Amanda Lohrey is my third novel in as many months that includes the staging of a play as a key component of the plot. I'm really not that keen on theatre myself, to be honest. However, here the play is significant without taking up too many pages. Overall I enjoyed the novel very much.
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I’m looking forward to reading this anthology, Amanda.

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Scrublands limited series coming to Stan in November - how did I not know this sooner??? Trailer looks great, although Martin Scarsden is being played a little younger than I imagined.

I'm so glad to have stumbled upon
The Canal House, a 5-star read for me.
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It's been a very, very long time since I last read Jeffery Archer, but I slipped right back into the groove with
Traitors Gate. Great fun.
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Tom Lake is another winner from
Ann Patchett, although I have to admit the audiobook didn't work for me.
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I'm obviously not getting through many paperbacks this year, but if anyone would like these, please sing out:
Exiles by Jane HarperOf A Boy by
Sonya HartnettBliss by
Zülfü Livaneli
Heather wrote: "Hi Diana, I'm back in Melbourne and would love to attend and see everyone again!"Oh wow! Just visiting, or back permanently?

The latest anthology from
Minds Shine Bright writing competition is out. It’s called
Storm: Minds Shine Bright and has the most beautiful cover!

Thanks Diana, that suits me - looking forward to it

Trying to be generous about this, I think it’s possibly something you could do in your own home, where you’re familiar with the books, but it doesn’t translate to retail at all.
Tiger by
Polly Clark is an absolute gem. Well-researched and extremely satisfying.
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It was a great story, and one of the most unexpected joys was to see Claire and Jamie (from
Nightingale) pop up again. I haven't read all of McIntosh's historical fiction (she writes faster than I can read them) but they are always reliably good and this one was no exception.
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