58 Facets: On law, violence and revolution by Marika Sosnowski

58 Facets: On law, violence and revolution by Marika SosnowskiWhen you have been forcibly displaced from your home, the revolutionary dream of what should have happened stays alive as a utopian beacon of happiness that will (possibly) never come to pass. To be content and make a meaningful life from the ruins of that wrenching and uprooting is a small, everyday miracle that others easily overlook. 58 Facets is like a beautifully cut jewel, the kind Marika Sosnowskis grandfather would have bought, cut and sold

With the help of her fiery friend Violet and the skeptical Hickory

The press dubbed him ˜Sundowner of the Skies ’ sundowner describes an Australian swagman who arrives unexpectedly out of nowhere on sundown and disappears the next morning

Saltblood is a triumph of the imagination'

"Gravity Let Me Go" is not just a murder mystery

whilst still presenting reliable

making trees disappear and animals vicious

told with the richness of language and scale of imagery for which Alexis Wright has become renowned

White Lotus meets The Slap in a razor-sharp literary thriller about deception and self-deception

So he throws up his other shoe and that gets stuck

churning with corruption

What is haunting the world - and why

It's the noun