Space Dogs by Sophia Parsons Cope is a comic drawn and written by an independent artist living in Melbourne (who also happens to be a fri...

Rebels by Accident by Patricia Dunn is a contemporary YA novel about an Egyptian-American girl whose father sends her to stay with her gr...

Basically, there are not many days left to get your Ditmar nominations in. Normally I would do a post about all the eligible books I liked i...

Imposter by Jill Hathaway is the sequel to Slide , which I read back in 2012 . The series (or duology, I suppose) is about a girl who can...

Today I have a guest post from Duncan Lay, whose new book, The Last Quarrel , is coming out from Momentum over the next few months. Startin...

So 2015 is off to a hectic start for me. I was contacted right at the end of 2014 about filling in as an Aurealis Awards judge for the antho...

Between the Lives by Jessica Shirvington is a stand-alone YA speculative fiction novel. I picked it up as a break from awards reading and...

The other day, when I was lamenting my impending dearth of book review posts for January (because of last-minute Aurealis reading), the lo...

Saga Volume Four by Brian K Vaughan and Fiona Staples is the fourth volume of collected comic issues of the ongoing series Saga . It incl...

Captive by Aimée Carter is the second book in the Blackcoat Rebellion trilogy, following on from Pawn , which I reviewed about a year ag...