Erich Mayer

Erich Mayer is a retired company director and former organic walnut farmer.

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Review: Nagaland by Ben Doherty

In Nagaland ancient traditions sit alongside Christianity and mobile phones.

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Review: Macbeth by Jo Nesbø

Jo Nesbø’s Macbeth, published by Random House Large, is a thriller about the struggle for power regardless of cost.

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The Death Of Noah Glass by Gail Jones

This is a novel of subtle shades and nuances, overflowing with references to literature, art and cinema published by text…

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Review: Waterhole by Fiona Bell

Waterhole, published by University of Queensland Press, is aimed at young readers and in that respect it succeeds.

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Review: The Woman in the Window by A. J. Finn

This novel, published by Harper Collins, is so much more than a psychological thriller.

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Review: Rather His Own Man by Geoffrey Robertson

Robertson is an extraordinarily gifted man who is a passionate champion of human rights.

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Review: Evacuation by Raphaël Jerusalmy

There are many layers to this excellent short novel published by text Publishing.

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Review: Bohemia Beach by Justine Ettler

Catherine drinks champagne, for when she’s trying not to get too drunk, and vodka, for when she’s seeking refuge from…

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Review: The Story of Shit by Midas Dekkers

As an experienced biologist, Midas Dekkers brings his knowledge to bear on a topic he finds fascinating.

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Review: Relatively Famous by Roger Averill

In Relatively Famous, Averill has produced a masterpiece of realistic fiction.

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