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Indigenous voices, #MeToo and disrupting genre: How the tenth Stella longlist reflects its mission of creating change - Vimarsana News

Indigenous voices, #MeToo and disrupting genre: How the tenth Stella longlist reflects its mission of creating change

As conversations about literary representation evolve, so does the Stella Prize. Five of the 12 authors on the tenth Stella Prize longlist are Indigenous, one is non-binary, and genre is in the mix.

Consolation by Garry Disher, Audio Book Review: Gritty mystery - Vimarsana News

Consolation by Garry Disher, Audio Book Review: Gritty mystery

Garry Disher's Consolation is an engrossing crime investigation narrative propelled by people and relationships that will keep you guessing. Constable Hirsch #3

Faculty and staff of Sarasota's New College pick favorite books - Vimarsana News

Faculty and staff of Sarasota's New College pick favorite books

The return of a long-running tradition as diverse range of New College of Florida faculty and staff look back at books that impressed them this year.

Books of ambition - Vimarsana News

Books of ambition

An author who wrote his first novel at 17, Damon Galgut has spent decades trembling on the edge of greatness. Anyone who has read his scarifying The Good Doctor from 2003 or his 2010 Booker-shortlisted autofiction In a Strange Room, will already know him as a polished stylist and the most acute analyst of contemporary South Africa after J. M. Coetzee.

The Way it is Now by Garry Disher review – provocative whodunnit interrogates small-town misogyny - Vimarsana News

The Way it is Now by Garry Disher review – provocative whodunnit interrogates small-town misogyny

Disher’s story of a burnt-out cop investigating his mother’s disappearance asks complex questions of its male characters