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Kevin’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Kevin’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Kevin Patrick
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July 2019
Norman Clifford's Aerial Adventures
Above: Norman Clifford, Melbourne 1959Norman Clifford was one of many talented and enterprising Australian artists who created opportunities for themselves in a competitive comic book market in the 1950s by creating stories which resonated with local audiences, and stood out among the American and British comics which crowded newsagents' shelves at the time. His passion for aircraft and aviati
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The Phantom Unmasked: America's First Superhero
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Prehistoric Australia (Amazing Australia #1)
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Airborne Australia (Amazing Australia #2)
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| It's safe to say that I was probably not alone in being surprised by the subject of Tom Rob Smith's new novel - the dissection of a relationship between two men (Danny, an English nurse, and Luis, a Spanish lawyer) who, after living together in Londo ...more | |
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| Nightmare Alley is steeped in corruption and moral decay and is the perfect complement to similar Depression-era "noir" novels like Horace McCoy's "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" and James Ross's "They Don't Dance Much". Compelling, memorable, and d ...more | |
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| The author puts forward a compelling argument that the emerging commercial and industrial design aesthetic that flourished throughout Europe between 1927-1934 anticipated and crystalised the defining "look" of the twentieth century, while acknowledgi ...more | |
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| This book will resonate will bibliophiles, and anyone who calls themselves a "collector", no matter what their obsession - they will all recognise themselves in Joh Baxter's funny, observant and erudite account of his life's journey, from adolescent ...more | |
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| I should have learnt my lesson after struggling through Household's best-known novel, "Rogue Male", some years ago - he comes up with a potentially engaging scenario, but literally gets "lost in the weeds", as his protagonist spends forever eluding h ...more | |
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| Gideon Haigh's exhaustively research account of the murder of Mollie Dean - aspiring author, minor poet - paints a rich and evocative account of Melbourne's bohemian circles of the late 1920s and early 1930s. Dean's murderer was never apprehended (de ...more | |
