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The Grazier· Few hours agoLifestyle

Rage, lust and radical growth: 5 hot menopause novels

Fiction about menopause is only recently gaining ground, after wellness guides and memoirs led the way. Five novels now tackle its early stages with force. Fran Littlewood's Amazing Grace Adams follows a 45-year-old London woman who, after her husband leaves and she loses her jobs, storms across the city on foot after a hot flush. Miranda July's All Fours sees an artist redefine herself during a secret detour from a road trip. Joanne Harris's Broken Light gives a menopausal woman newly activated psychic powers. Victoria Hannan's I Love the Whole World!

Rage, lust and radical growth: 5 hot menopause novels
The Moorabool News· A while agoLifestyle

Marshall shortlisted for new Aussie fiction prize

Bacchus Marsh author Wayne Marshall has been shortlisted for this year's Readings New Australian Fiction Prize. His book, Henry Goes Bush, is inspired by the life of writer Henry Lawson. It blends a real outback trip Lawson took as a young man with science fiction and comedy. Marshall learned of the shortlisting by phone while visiting Lawson's birthplace of Grenfell in New South Wales. The six shortlisted books were selected by a panel of Readings staff. The winner will be announced in Carlton on 27 October.

Marshall shortlisted for new Aussie fiction prize
HerCanberra· A while agoLifestyle

Five minutes with Chris Hammer

Author Chris Hammer discusses his latest crime novel, Full Circle, which explores corporate greed and family conflict in Sorrento, Victoria. The book follows a former undercover cop and his partner as they navigate a world of wealth and murder. Hammer, a former journalist, draws on his experience and research to create a compelling narrative set against the backdrop of Australian finance and the super-wealthy.

Five minutes with Chris Hammer

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