Edge of the Known Bus Line by James R. Gapinski
–Reviewed by Joshua Lambert– In James R. Gapinski’s Edge of the Known Bus Line (Etchings Press, University of Indianapolis), a
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Novella
The Therapist by Nial Giacomelli
-Reviewed by Cath Barton- A man and his wife travel separately, as heavy snow begins to fall, through a landscape
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Homing by Johanna Robinson
-Reviewed by Sally Shaw- Homing (Ad Hoc Fiction), a historical novella-in-flash, follows one Norwegian family’s story of life in and
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The President’s Room by Ricardo Romero
-Reviewed by Joshua Lambert- The President’s Room (Charco Press) is the tenth book by Argentinian writer Ricardo Romero, but there’s a
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The Plankton Collector by Cath Barton
-Reviewed by Dipika Mummery- What if the grieving process could be alleviated by a kind stranger who somehow manages to
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the everrumble by Michelle Elvy
-Reviewed by Cath Barton- Zettie, at the age of seven, stops speaking. Her mother tries to find out why, but
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You Would Have Missed Me by Birgit Vanderbeke
– Reviewed by Dipika Mummery – Birgit Vanderbeke’s You Would Have Missed Me (Peirene Press), translated from the original German by
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The Arrival of Missives by Aliya Whiteley
– Reviewed by Cherry Potts – This is an odd little novella, a kind of mash up of Flora Thompson
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Saboteur Awards 2019 Category Spotlight: Best Novella
We have a wonderful selection of novellas that have been shortlisted for this year’s Saboteur Awards Festival. You can cast
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Finding a Way by Diane Simmons
– Reviewed by Cath Barton – From Liz sorting through jewellery intended for her daughter Becky to inherit, to the
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