Puncher & Wattmann

Puncher & Wattmann has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in March 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Puncher & Wattmann are: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Email, X, Bluesky. Besides social media accounts, puncherandwattmann has populated their site with Ed Wright's 'Gas Deities' reviewed by Thom Sullivan | PMJ, Website, Malcolm Sutton ('Twitchers') on ABC Radio Adelaide's 'Drive' [from 2:01:45], New Releases, Raging Grace: Australian Writers Speak Out On Disability - Puncher & Wattmann, Exquisite Adjustments | Sydney Review of Books, Jennifer Compton Reviews Esther Ottaway and Diane Fahey, Jen Craig's Works, The year in books: Writers pick the best reads of 2024, Gayelene Carbis's 'I Have Decided To Remain Vertical' Shortlisted! | Poetry Book Awards 2023, Anders Villani reviews ‘Raging Grace: Australian writers speak out on disability’ edited by Andy Jackson, Esther Ottaway, and Kerry Shying, The Age Book of the Year Awards 2024 Shortlist, A sense of arrival: Claire Gaskin reviews ‘Coming to nothing’ by Morgan Yasbincek, NSW Premier’s Literary Awards Shortlist, Two poets turn their gaze to the same universal theme, Nathan Shepherdson's 'Axolotl Waltz' reviewed by Heidi Maier | InReview, Larry Buttrose's 'Everyone On Mars' Reviewed by Sue Woolfe | Newtown Review of Books, Poetry Launch: Mixed Business, Larry Buttrose's 'Everyone On Mars' Reviewed by Rebecca Wu | Glam Adelaide, Cher Tan on Ouyang Yu | Liminal Magazine, Allan Tegg in-conversation with Deborah Boerne | Better Read Events, Friday essay: ‘I know my ache is not your pain’ – disabled writers imagine a healthier world, Author Stuart Lloyd In Conversation With Mental As Anything Drummer Bird, David Kelly's 'Host City' Reviewed by Maks Sipowicz | Meanjin, Michael Winkler in conversation on The Book Show, ABC Radio National, Max Bledstein Reviews Hossein Asgari's 'Only Sound Remains' | Sydney Review of Books, Gayelene Carbis - What We’re Not Going To Talk About, Finley Reviews David Kelly's 'Host City' | Collins Booksellers Mildura, Commence Transmission - Georgina Woods in Meanjin, Sarah Temporal on Tight Bindings by Compulsive Reader talks, Dog Trumpet Gigs, Malcolm Sutton's 'Twitchers' Reviewed by Cameron Woodhead | SMH/The Age, Pitaya Chin's 'The Director and the Daemon' Reviewed by Alex Gerrans | Meanjin Quarterly, Home Work: Helen Hayward in conversation with Rosalie Martin, A review of 'Tight Bindings' by Sarah Temporal – Compulsive Reader, Larry Buttrose's 'Everyone On Mars' reviewed by Cameron Woodhead | SMH/The Age, Larry Buttrose ('Everyone On Mars') Author Interview | SydSciFiFest, Pitaya Chin's 'Director and the Daemon' Reviewed by Cameron Woodhead | SMH/The Age, The 2024 Victorian Premier's Literary Awards Shortlist!, Meredith Wattison wins 2022 ACU Prize for Poetry | ACU, Jordie Albiston's 'Fifteeners' Shortlisted for Prime Minister's Literary Awards 2022, Helen Hayward In Conversation | The Readings Podcast, Helen Hayward ('Home Work') on 'Life Matters' | ABC Radio National, 'Home Work' by Helen Hayward - Extract | The Australian, Poets' Corner with Esther Ottaway | Westwords, Emerging Writers HOSSEIN ASGARI Interview, Catherine McNamara on Short Story Today, Fred Smith ('The Sparrows of Kabul') on Saturday Extra | ABC Radio National, Fred Smith('The Sparrows of Kabul') on Sydney Drive | ABC Radio Sydney, Koraly Dimitriadus Profile | 9 News, Only Sound Remains - Hossein Asgari Reading, Jen Lush - Icon - song 1 (Official Music Video) Poem by Maria Zajkowski, Poets' Corner with Magdalena Ball | WestWords, Writing Western Sydney: The Readings - Magdalena Ball 'Bobish', Eva Collins on ABC Conversations, No one would publish my novel, and now it's up for the Miles Franklin - Michael Winkler in The Age/SMH, David Kelly's 'Host City' reviewed by Cameron Woodhead | SMH/The Age, Catherine McNamara's 'The Carnal Fugues' reviewed by Debra Adelaide | ABR, 'AfterLife' by Kathryn Lomer & 'Mishearing' by David Musgrave reviewed by Anthony Lynch | ABR, Anne Elvey reviews Letters from the Periphery by Alex Skovron and Ideas of Travel by Peter Boyle - Plumwood Mountain, Steve Armstrong's 'One River' reviewed by Magdalena Ball | Compulsive Reader, Fred Smith's 'The Sparrows of Kabul' reviewed by Helen Musa | Canberra CityNews, Margaret Bradstock reviews ‘But Now’ by Phyllis Perlstone | Rochford Street Review, Esther Ottaway's 'She Doesn't Seem Autistic' reviewed by Dominique Hecq | Mascara, Helen Hayward's 'Home Work' reviewed by B.P Marshall | Tasmanian Times, Hossein Asgari's 'Only Sound Remains' reviewed by Jacob Sunter | Saltbush Review, Naama Grey-Smith on Jen Craig's 'Wall' | ABR.