Tag Archives: Anna Funder

Favourite reads of 2012

Posted on 31/12/2012 by Angela Savage

It’s that listing time of year, a time when I like to collect my thoughts, and those of others, too, in list form. Bookstores and websites are full of ‘best of’ lists by genre and I thought I’d get in … Continue reading →

Posted in Reviews & Interviews | Tagged Andrew Nette, Anna Funder, Felicity Young, Pat Grant, Phnom Penh Noir, Ruth Dugdall, Sulari Gentill, Toni Jordan, Wendy James, Zane Lovitt | 7 Comments

In praise of the slow burn

Posted on 09/07/2012 by Angela Savage

The decision about what to read next during my month off crime fiction was made for me by the announcement on 20 June that All That I Am by Anna Funder had won the prestigious 2012 Miles Franklin Award. The book had been on … Continue reading →