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Alison Booth

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Alison Booth's sixth novel, The Painting, was published by RedDoor Press in July 2021. Set in Sydney and Cold War Budapest, The Painting is a compelling story of a traumatised young woman who confronts her family’s past in a quest for a stolen painting. See: https://www.alisonbooth.net/single-po... . Read early industry reviews here: https://www.alisonbooth.net/single-po...

Booth's fifth novel, The Philosopher's Daughters, takes place in1890s London and outback Australia. Published by RedDoor Press in April 2020, it has been described as 'wonderfully evocative' (The Canberra Times), 'a page-turner in the best sense' (Newtown Review of Books), and 'A beautifully immersive story celebrating a journey into the wonderful landscape of Australia w
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Alison Booth When I'm feeling blocked on one part of a book, I have 3 strategies. One is to take time off and go for a walk, another is to work on the unblocked pa…moreWhen I'm feeling blocked on one part of a book, I have 3 strategies. One is to take time off and go for a walk, another is to work on the unblocked part of the manuscript, and the third is to preempt blockage by making a note to myself at the end of any writing session about what I plan to do when I pick up pen again.(less)
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Stillwater Creek

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The Painting

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A Perfect Marriage

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The Philosopher's Daughters

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The Indigo Sky

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A Distant Land

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Death at Booroomba: The Story Behind the Story

Synopsis of Death at Booroomba Just before embarkation in 1915 Jack O’Rourke saves an old man Sam Lomond from drowning in Sydney Harbour.  Four years later Jack – traumatised by his wartime experiences – returns to Australia to find Sam Lomond has died and left Jack his rural property Booroomba near Eden.  Puzzled, Jack travels south to see the property and discovers that Lomond was brutally murde Read more of this blog post »
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Alison Booth and 4613 other people liked Emily May's review of Klara and the Sun:
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"I read right to the end of Klara and the Sun to be really sure there wasn't a moment, a dark depth lurking somewhere, that would make me love it. I pushed through an underwhelming narrative of recycled sci-fi themes, waiting, surely, for Nobel Prize-" Read more of this review »
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"This was a very enjoyable and well written book.

I like architecture, so I loved the fact that our main character was an architect, or atleast studying to become one.

I also liked the fact that some of the story took place in Hungary, a country I'm no" Read more of this review »
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"I am an avid thriller/ mystery reader and on first glance, I really didn't expect to like this book. The initial tone is more of a story about the past and of answers lost in time throughout the generations of a family and from another country a worl" Read more of this review »
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“Giving was better than getting”
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“obliquely”
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“Leaving home but going back home: once you crossed the ocean you were always on the wrong side. That was the lot of the immigrant, belonging everywhere but nowhere. Displaced, and unplaced.”
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