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    • January 2019

    Little Gods

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    February 2017

    Between a Wolf and a Dog

    Between a Wolf and a Dog is Georgia Blain’s final novel, and it is a triumph: finely structured, suspenseful and morally acute. It is an accomplished and sympathetic novel about love and motherhood, therapy, the impact of betrayal, and the choices that arise from acts of irresponsibility, or from careful deliberation.
    January 2019

    Man Out of Time

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    January 2019

    Bluebottle

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    January 2019

    The Bridge

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    January 2019

    The Death of Noah Glass

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    February 2017

    An Isolated Incident

    An Isolated Incident is a compelling story that considers the part the media plays in sensationalising crime, the plight of those whose lives are forever changed by an act of violence, and community acceptance of violence against women.
    January 2019

    Pink Mountain on Locust Island

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    February 2017

    The High Places

    Fiona McFarlane’s collection of stories, The High Places, is consistently brilliant, inventive and memorable. These are richly observed stories about complex people and situations, told by a gifted writer.
    February 2017

    The Museum of Modern Love

    “The Museum of Modern Love is an exceptional novel that reimagines Marina Abramovic’s 2010 performance of ‘The Artist is Present’, in which she silently encountered individual members of a larger audience of viewers while seated in the atrium of the Museum of Modern Art in New York.”

    – 2017 Stella Prize Judges
    February 2021

    The Bass Rock

    “At once confronting, chaotic and charming, The Bass Rock is a perplexingly brilliant novel that will challenge and test the reader. Set across multiple time periods, and with three distinct narrative voices throughout, the book blurs the line between the past and the present, the real and the imagined, the natural and the unnatural world.”

    – 2021 Stella Prize Judges
    February 2021

    Revenge: Murder in Three Parts

    S.L. Lim’s novel is a psychological portrayal of what happens when an unhinged, manipulative, violent man controls a domestic space – and the ruinous impacts it has on the lives of women and girls in his orbit.