Erich Mayer

Erich Mayer is a retired company director and former organic walnut farmer.

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Review: Australia Day by Melanie Cheng

Melanie Cheng holds up a mirror to ourselves, and what we see does not always make us comfortable.

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Review: The Outsider by Stephen King

Few can bring the horrible to life as well as Stephen King can.

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Review: We Are Not Most People by Tracy Ryan

This novel is an engrossing, sensitive and deeply moving love story about an older man and a younger woman.

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Review: Live and Let Fry by Sue Williams

Cass joins the ranks of fictional detectives as a feisty woman in early middle-age with the gift of the gab.

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Review: No Bad Kids by Janet Lansbury

One of the most challenging, important and undervalued tasks is raising young children.

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Review: A Man Called Yarra by Stan Yarramunua with Robert Hillman

Yarramunua recounts his early years with a touch of nostalgia.

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Review: Nagaland by Ben Doherty

In Nagaland ancient traditions sit alongside Christianity and mobile phones.

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Review: Macbeth by Jo Nesbø

Jo Nesbø’s Macbeth, published by Random House Large, is a thriller about the struggle for power regardless of cost.

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The Death Of Noah Glass by Gail Jones

This is a novel of subtle shades and nuances, overflowing with references to literature, art and cinema published by text…

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Review: Waterhole by Fiona Bell

Waterhole, published by University of Queensland Press, is aimed at young readers and in that respect it succeeds.

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