Rosa’s Reviews

Tremor is a genre-bending gem that transcends traditional boundaries, dancing between fiction and non-fiction, storytelling and academia.

As I followed Sonia through the everyday mundanity, gruelling work, and some unsavoury characters, her racetrack became its own little city.

Although all only short snapshots of complex scenarios, I feel as if everyone can find at least a slice of their life within these stories.

A quick read though not lacking emotional depth, The Swimmers is abstract, hard-hitting and creatively depicts the realities of being human

Intimate, devastating and clever yet not overly complicated, Homesick is a brilliant exploration of life, love and loss.

It was lyrical and beautiful, so sensitively written, and confronted necessary topics including the complications of grief and guilt…

Beautiful and hopeful and sad yet strangely comforting, ‘Cherry Beach’ is a quick but intense read about friendship, love, and death.

The twin sister’s story highlights the conflicting feelings of being too much and also not enough; of being so close to someone and yet so far apart; of loving a person overwhelmingly but still resenting them greatly for their presence and their absence.

Beagin successfully entices the reader into Greta and Flavia’s bizarre world and delivers a creative and confronting account

Wandering Souls reminded me that the world is cruel but the beautiful is beautiful: it broke my heart but also left it hopeful.