New Books That Break the Mold | Adelaide News

Liane Moriarty returns to Pirriwee with a severed finger at the school principal’s office, reigniting drama for Madeline, Celeste, and Jane as they face new crises a decade later. Meanwhile, Adam Ouston’s experimental novel “Mine” unfolds in one unbroken 278-page sentence, following an activist trapped in a Tasmanian mine. Meg Mason’s “Sophie, Standing There” captures obsession between a sound tech and a writer, while Naima Coster’s “Take What You Can” reveals secrets between two mothers bonded by friendship. Téa Obreht’s “Sunrise” questions national myths through frontier history, and Max Easton’s “Now, Autonomy” exposes burnout in Sydney’s underground music scene amid gentrification. A rich tapestry of suspense, intimacy, and social insight awaits readers.

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