Cheryl Jorgensen

Cheryl reviews ‘Time’s Long Ruin’ by Stephen Orr

Cheryl reviews ‘The Sinkings’ by Amanda Curtin

Cheryl reviews ‘The Sense of an Ending’ by Julian Barnes

Cheryl reviews ‘The Gatton Murders’ by Stephanie Bennett

Cheryl reviews ‘Radical Gratitude’ by Andrew Bienkowski and Mary Akers

Cheryl reviews ‘Elizabeth in the Garden’ by Trea Martyn

Brisbane author and artist, Rachel Claire, has written and illustrated a book for children which will enchant the child in all of us. Paying homage to the verse of Hilaire Belloc and Lewis Carroll, this book also has a serious environmental message, so is very much a tale for the 21st century. Watch this space […]

Waiting for Robert Capa by Susana Fortes, translated by Adriana V. Lopez. “Robert Capa” is the name and persona invented by Gerda Taro to successfully market photographs taken by herself and Endre Friedmann in Paris in 1935. Gerda was born Gerta Pohorylle in Stuttgart, a Jewish citizen who fled the Nazis to Paris where she […]

The First Fleet: The Real Story Alan Frost Black Inc: $29.95 Australians have been led to believe for many decades that The First Fleet’s primary aim was to cleanse British society of its convict population by dumping it on these shores. Furthermore, it was believed the voyage itself was poorly planned and haphazardly equipped. Emeritus […]

Elizabeth 1 was in love with the married Robert Dudley. Did she have any part in the death of his wife? This intriguing mystery has tested the intellects and imaginations of people for generations. But some new evidence has come to light. Chris Skidmore weaves an enthralling tale based on careful and thorough research.