by Australian Book Review •
Francesca de Tores (credit Andrew North)Francesca de Tores is a novelist, poet, and academic. Saltblood is her first historical novel. Writing as Francesca Haig, she is the author of four previous novels, published in more than twenty languages. In addition to a collection of poems, her poetry is widely published in journals and anthologies. She grew up in lutruwita/Tasmania and, after fifteen years in England, is now living in Naarm/Melbourne.
If you could go anywhere tomorrow, where would it be, and why?
Ithaka, the most perfect Greek island, to float in the turquoise water. At least Ithaka has literary links, so I could pretend that I was going there as a Homeric pilgrimage and not to drink wine in the sun.
From the New Issue
Fiction
On the Calculation of Volume: Book I by Solvej Balle, translated from Danish by Barbara J. Haveland & On the Calculation of Volume: Book II by Solvej Balle, translated from Danish by Barbara J. Haveland
by Anthony Macris
History
Now, the People!: France’s populist left leader by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, translated from French by David Broder
by Peter McPhee
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