'Follows the story of the first African Bishop in 19th century West Africa with wit and a lyrical perception of humanity.'
#EditorsChoice: Yoruba Boy Running by Biyi Bándélé, review by @OfArbeia
https://t.co/RFhBdGeL1E
'Old bones are discovered in the wilderness of Tasmania. An inspiring fictional exploration of Australian's post-war migrant experience.'
#EditorsChoice: The Unearthed by Lenny Bartulin, review by @OfArbeia
https://t.co/jqKCOc8DD0
@AllenAndUnwin My review of Lenny Bartulin's "The Unearthed" has been selected as an Editors' Choice in Feb issue of Historical Novels Review. https://t.co/YixxNRocd1
@TroveAustralia Used Trove numerous times in researching my blog on little-known women from many countries https://t.co/MAoh0nEpxb. Have often discovered international stories and reports via Trove not found elsewhere.
An interview I did about the HMS Terror book, for those interested in hearing me speak. I get well into the weeds on this, so I beg your indulgence (unless you love details). @penswordbooks@SeaforthPub
https://t.co/2FdumByQsi
'An enthralling patchwork of human drama set against a background of war and its after-effects in 1940s / 1950s Australia.'
#EditorsChoice in #HNR100: THE SECRET WORLD OF CONNIE STARR by Robbi Neal, review by @OfArbeia
https://t.co/FWLYuT79kS #HistoricalFiction
'An enthralling patchwork of human drama set against a background of war and its after-effects in 1940s / 1950s Australia.'
#EditorsChoice in #HNR100: THE SECRET WORLD OF CONNIE STARR by Robbi Neal, review by @OfArbeia
https://t.co/FWLYuT79kS #HistoricalFiction
@nickfshort@HelenRappaport How interesting! But from his pic looks Melanesian not Polynesian. Different race and culture. Most likely from French New Caledonia.
@Just_JanisB Didn’t know about earlier book on South Shields pubs. My father b. 1904 lived as a child in long demolished old Tyne Dock Inn W. Holborn, my grandad manager.