
The other day when the tally of literary books was posted, Text publishing tweeted that their biography of Elizabeth and Mary Durack by Brenda Niall should have been included.
Should more nonfiction titles be regarded as "literary"?
The follow is a list of books reviewed for the AWW challenge during January-June.
Disclaimer: If there are errors with release dates, please let me know - reprints make it difficult to judge original publication dates on publishers' websites.
Tally: 10 books, 11 reviewers, 12 reviews
Memoir
- Evans, Ilsa - Ones a Poner Time. (Self-published)
AustBookshelf, Book'd Out - Fincham, Jo - Out Of The Blue. (Allen & Unwin)
Helen - Gruel, Nicole - Dancing with Dragons. (Balboa Press) Mental Health
Denise Imwold - James, Kate - When Gods Collide (Hardie Grant) Travel
Ilona Nicola - Warbanoff, Rilka - Rilka's Feast. (HarperCollins) Cooking/Recipes/Memoirs
Monique @WriteNoteReviews (Scroll down for review)
- Cherry, Derelie - Alexander Macleay: From Scotland to Sydney. (Paradise Publishers)
Paula Grunseit, Janine Rizzetti - Danson, Stacey - Faint Echoes of Laughter. (Taylor Street Publishing)
Brenda - Niall, Brenda - True North. (Text)
Yvonne Perkins
- Frost, Lucy - Abandoned Women. (Allen & Unwin)
Jayne @TheAustralianBookshelf - Gleeson-White, Jane - Double Entry. (Allen & Unwin) Business
Yvonne Perkins
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Shelleyrae from Book'd Out blog suggests:- Love and Hunger by Charlotte Wood (Allen & Unwin 2012)
- Women of the land by Liz Harfull (Allen & Unwin 2012)
- The Censor's Library: Uncovering the Lost History of Australia's Banned Books by Nicole Moore (UQP 2012)
- Larrikins: A History by Melissa Bellanta (UQP 2012)
- The Lone Protestor by Fiona Paisley (Aboriginal Studies Press)
- House of Fiction by Susan Swingler, about her parents, Elizabeth and Leonard Jolley, and herself. (Fremantle Press 2012)
