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April New Books

From ancient Troy to the potential of AI to improve our relationships, and all points in between, April’s new releases have something for everyone.


Son of Nobody         
by Yann Martel

From the Booker Prize-winning author of Life of Pi. A modern and imaginative retelling of the epic Trojan War, threading together the lives of a common Greek soldier and a modern scholar in parallel stories of grief, bravery and loss, 3,000 years apart.

‘A brilliant novel of ideas…a powerful meditation on life, death, and the vanity of human wishes, all illustrated by a poem that would do Homer proud. A stunningly imagined revisitation of an ancient past.’ Kirkus Reviews [starred review]

 

Griefdogg     
by Michael Winkler

Winkler made Australian literary history when his self-published debut Grimmish was shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Award. He now returns with a stunning novel about a man who decides to give up all his responsibilities and live as the family pet. Funny and poignant, Griefdogg is a moving portrait of modern masculinity and what holds communities together.

‘Spectacular…I’m rationing it page by page because the prose is so incredible.’ Beejay Silcox

 

Love Is an Algorithm           
by Laura Brooke Robson

Danny and Eve have everything going for their relationship – they love each other! Or do they? According to AI, their relationship is not scoring high enough. Love Is an Algorithm is a timely, funny novel about making art, outsourcing our emotions to technology, and writing our own love stories. Perfect for fans of The Ministry of Time and Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow.

‘Smart, funny, immensely readable, and deeply insightful about how we make art, fall in love, and connect with each other in the age of AI.’ Else Fitzgerald

 

The Sugarcane Kids and the Mystery at Angel Bay        
by Charlie Archbold

The Sugarcane Kids are back in another page-turning adventure set in tropical north Queensland. This exciting new book in the award-winning series is a fast-paced, action-packed story, with clues to follow, cunning plans, and a great bunch of friends working together to solve a very puzzling mystery.

‘Trust us when we say, the whole series is delightful!’ Readings

 

Consider Yourself Kissed  
by Jessica Stanley
NEW FORMAT

An unforgettable literary love story about what ‘happily ever after’ might truly mean. Perfect for fans of Meg Mason, Dolly Alderton and Clare Lombardo. Now in a smaller-format paperback with a gorgeous new cover.

‘A  love story like no other: charming, warm, heartfelt and funny but with a truly razor-like authenticity. I absolutely loved every moment and didn’t want it to end!’ Liane Moriarty

 


Our April new releases are available in print and ebook from all good booksellers.

 

 

 

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