November Fiction Preview
As the days get colder and the nights grow longer, here are some books to curl up with this November. Continue reading November Fiction Preview
Author: Liam
Set up camp at Turnaround in May 2018. Reformed Australian, unreformed alt-rock obsessive. Likes queer fiction, music bios, and novels with strange formatting. Find me on Twitter @LiamKonemann.
The Conviction of Cora Burns – October Book of the Month
Carolyn Kirby’s The Conviction of Cora Burns is our Book of the Month for October. Continue reading The Conviction of Cora Burns – October Book of the Month
October Fiction Preview
We’ll let you in on a little secret: here at Turnaround, we absolutely love October. Continue reading October Fiction Preview
Invisible Jumpers – September Book of the Month
Over 1,000 hours of knitting have gone into our September Book of the Month Invisible Jumpers. Continue reading Invisible Jumpers – September Book of the Month
September Fiction Preview
Without further ado, here are our picks of what to read while you’re sipping your Pumpkin Spiced Lattes… Continue reading September Fiction Preview
Shout – August Book of the Month
Laurie Halse Anderson’s memoir is our August Book of the Month. Continue reading Shout – August Book of the Month
July Fiction Preview
As we get into the heart of the summer, things are heating up here at Turnaround (sorry), so it’s time for another scorching (sorry again) list of literary fiction! Continue reading July Fiction Preview
Booker Shortlisted: Ducks, Newburyport – July Book of the Month
The fact that Lucy Ellmann’s Ducks, Newburyport is the first of our July Books of the Month. Continue reading Booker Shortlisted: Ducks, Newburyport – July Book of the Month
Interview with Alex DiFrancesco, author of All City
We interviewed Alex DiFrancesco about slang, superstorms and their new post-apocalyptic novel All City. Continue reading Interview with Alex DiFrancesco, author of All City
June Fiction Preview
Our first batch of fiction for the summer is here! Continue reading June Fiction Preview