Australian Women Writers Challenge discussion
Archived Participants 2012
>
Elizabeth's Challenge List
date
newest »


Bree wrote: "I read Tall Man this year and found it incredibly eye opening! Will be very interested to hear your thoughts after you've finished it."
I've heard great things about it. I borrowed it from the library today, so I won't be waiting till May to read it. Then again, I borrowed over 10 books, so I don't know if I'll be able to read them all before the due date. :)
I've heard great things about it. I borrowed it from the library today, so I won't be waiting till May to read it. Then again, I borrowed over 10 books, so I don't know if I'll be able to read them all before the due date. :)


That's a great list - I'm going to use some of it :) Already read and loved The Tall Man, The Old School and Animal People.
Keziah wrote: "I thought I had The Submerged Cathedral Elizabeth but it must have been in my radical throw out of 2008. Halved my book collection. I have The Tall Man and The Old School and one of Helene Young's."
Thanks, Keziah. I managed to get SC and TTM from the library (whether I get the time to read them before the due date is another matter!). I'd love to borrow The Old School though and Helene's one. Let's catch up after the silly season. :)
Thanks, Keziah. I managed to get SC and TTM from the library (whether I get the time to read them before the due date is another matter!). I'd love to borrow The Old School though and Helene's one. Let's catch up after the silly season. :)
I've completed a milstone for the AWW2012 challenge: read 10 books, reviewed 4.
My wrap-up post with links to my reviews/discussions/responses is here.
My wrap-up post with links to my reviews/discussions/responses is here.
That's great, Brenda. I've collected a fine lot of AWW books for my TBR pile, so I'll end up doing the same, but for now I need to do a bit of my own writing. I'll certainly be still checking out the reviews.
Books mentioned in this topic
Stella Makes Good (other topics)Summer at Mount Hope (other topics)
Five Bells (other topics)
Wings of Fear (other topics)
Seacastle (other topics)
More...
Authors mentioned in this topic
Lisa Heidke (other topics)Rosalie Ham (other topics)
Gail Jones (other topics)
Helene Young (other topics)
Tansy Rayner Roberts (other topics)
Geraldine Brooks'
Caleb's Crossing.January:
Dreams of Speakingby Gail Jones: my review.February: Favel Parrett's
Past the ShallowsMarch: Rosalie Ham
Summer At Mount HopeApril: Angela Savage
The Half-ChildMy review.May:
Stella Makes Goodby Lisa HeidkeJune: Melanie Joosten
Berlin Syndromemy review.Wendy James Where Have You Been?
July, Five Bells Gail Jones
August, Charlotte Wood Animal People or Y A Erskine The Brotherhood
September: Tansy Rayner Roberts
SeacastleOctober, PM Newton
The Old SchoolMy review.November, Malla Nunn Let the Dead Lie, Kim Westwood
The Courier's New Bicycle or Nicole Watson The Boundary
December, Eva Hornung
Dog BoyMy discussion here.Other books I'm planning to read for the challenge include:
Wings of Fear by Helene Young
Kirsten Tranter A Common Loss,
Anna Funder, All That I Am
Fiona McGregor Indelible Ink
Claire Corbett's When We Have Wings
*I'm combining the AWW challenge with another challenge, the Aussie Authors with a Twist. (This means choosing a book for January that has a "J" in either the author's name or the title of the book and so on for each month of the year.)