Kate Evans

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25,858 appearances 189 recordings 3 series first heard Feb 2018 last heard 5d ago

Kate Evans’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I mean, how did it make you feel? voice-verified
That's Fiona McFarlane's The Sun Walks Down. voice-verified
What is your selection for number three in your list of 10? voice-verified
The two other books that you selected could be described as sprawling, characterful, colourful, emotional stories. voice-verified
This one is very different. voice-verified
So what is it about this novel that appeals to you? voice-verified
What do you mean familiarity? voice-verified
That's it for this week's edition of The Bookshelf, but Cassie McCullough, you're heading off for a few weeks. voice-verified
Yes, I'll be back next time with Colson Whitehead's Cool Machine, a new translated novel about Frida Kahlo and a Chinese story of care and isolation from the Chinese-Australian writer, Isabel Lee. voice-verified
I'm Cassie McCullough.
And I'm Kate Evans.
And this is where every week we scan the long, long lists of new books and select those that we think are worth talking about.
And we do that, of course, with a selection of reviewers as well.
And family stories and politics laid bare in Morocco and France in Leila Slimani's I'll Take the Fire.
Oh, well, I'm looking forward to hearing that one, Cassie.
To begin, though, we'll spend a week in Melbourne and another in Wellington in the latest novel from Laura McPhee Brown.
It's called Worry Doll.
We also here on the bookshelf read her second novel, Little Plum.
That came out in 2023.
And it was a story of a woman named Coral who was pregnant with her own little plum.
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