This week's literary fiction scene offers a trio of compelling reads that promise to captivate book lovers. From dystopian landscapes to sharp social commentary, these novels are perfect for those seeking thought-provoking storytelling.
Groundwater by Thomas McMullan
McMullan delivers a haunting dystopian tale set in a world where water scarcity has reshaped society. The novel explores themes of power, survival, and human connection through its richly drawn characters and atmospheric prose.
Selfish Girls by Abigail Bergstrom
Bergstrom's razor-sharp debut examines modern womanhood with wit and unflinching honesty. Following three friends navigating relationships and careers, this novel offers both humour and poignant insights into contemporary life.
Edenglassie by Melissa Lucashenko
Lucashenko transports readers to 19th-century Australia in this powerful historical novel. Blending Indigenous perspectives with colonial history, the story weaves together past and present in a masterful exploration of identity and place.
Whether you're drawn to speculative fiction, contemporary drama, or historical narratives, this week's literary offerings provide something for every discerning reader. These thought-provoking novels showcase the depth and diversity of current fiction writing.
