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Australian Fiction

George Dunford reviews "Too Much Too Soon" by Stephanie Green

Too Much Too Soon by Stephanie Green

by George Dunford
June 2007, no. 292

Too Much Too Soon by Stephanie Green

Pandanus, $29.95 pb, 176 pp

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In the acknowledgments to this collection of short stories, Stephanie Green tells us that these stories came to her over sixteen years. Several stories draw on her life as a teacher, academic and freelance writer. There are university yarns and staffroom intrigue, along with busy pieces from family history. Overall, these are stories of women in states of change: a wife, returning to the childhood farm, considers leaving her husband; a faded jazz singer reflects on the highs and lows of her career; an artist returns to her roots in the country.

 


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Too Much Too Soon by Stephanie Green

Pandanus, $29.95 pb, 176 pp

ABR receives a commission on items purchased through this link. All ABR reviews are fully independent.


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