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Five books featured on The Book Podcast in April/May. Dust fall by Michelle Johnston, Little Secrets by Anna Snoekstra, Birthright by Fiona Lowe, The Passengers by Eleanor Limprecht and The Family Next Door by Sally Hepworth. Listen now on thebookpodcast.com and on iTunes

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Tomorrow on thebookpodcast.com Carmel Bird’s darkly funny new novel. Family Skeleton examines a family that has for generations been engaged in dark business. You can’t dig a grave without disturbing the smooth surface of the ground.

2018 ABR Elizabeth Jolley Short Story Prize Australian Book Review welcomes entries in the 2018 ABR Elizabeth Jolley Short Story Prize, one of the world’s leading prizes for an original short story. The Jolley Prize is worth a total of $12,500. Entry is open to anyone in the world who is writing in English. ABR will publish the three shortlisted stories in the 2018 August Fiction Issue and announce the overall winner at a special event later that month. Three commended stories will also be published later in the year. First Prize: $7,000 Second Prize:$2,000 Third Prize: $1,000 Commended stories: The three commended stories will share the remaining $2,500 Entries close at midnight 10 April 2018. The judges are Patrick Allington, Michelle Cahill, and Beejay Silcox. Entries must be a single story of 2,000 to 5,000 words, written in English. Entries must be submitted online. Before entering the Jolley Prize, all entrants must read the Terms and Conditions. Please read the Frequently Asked Questions page before contacting us with queries about the Jolley Prize.

On The Book Podcast this week Tanya Bretherton’s shocking true crime story, The Suitcase Baby

2018 Stella Prize Short List, very happy to see Claire G Coleman on the list, terra Nullius is an extraordinary book. Just received my copy of The Fish Girl this morning, winner of the 2017 Seizure Viva Novella prize. Thank you Hachette Australia and Seizure for the books.

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Tomorrow on The Book Podcast - Candice Fox talking about her new book Redemption Point

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