LEAH KAMINSKY Doll’s Eye. Reviewed by Kim Kelly
Part literary romance, part cultural odyssey, Doll’s Eye is a lively challenge to the tropes of contemporary Australian Holocaust fiction. Author, physician, Jew,...
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This week’s giveaway features two works of historical fiction: Leah Kaminsky’s The Hollow Bones and Matthew Hooton’s Typhoon Kingdom. To go in the draw to...
Read MoreLEAH KAMINSKY The Hollow Bones. Reviewed by Tracy Sorensen
Leah Kaminsky’s second novel explores science, Nazi ideology, and the dangerous seduction of going with the flow. The bones in Leah Kaminsky’s new novel, The...
Read MoreLEAH KAMINSKY We’re all going to die: A joyful book about death. Reviewed by Tracy Sorensen
Leah Kaminsky invites us to ask questions about our own attitudes and behaviours in the face of death, with the promise of a more fully lived life. To be a doctor...
Read MoreLEAH KAMINSKY The Waiting Room. Reviewed by Tracy Sorensen
This debut novel of traumas past and present is both compelling and surprising. Leah Kaminsky’s The Waiting Room starts with a heavily pregnant woman picking through...
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