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Sulari Gentill

Kind of, Sort of, Maybe, But Probably Not by Imbi Neeme & All the Words We Know by Bruce Nash

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July 2024, no. 466
Alex Cothren reviews ‘Kind of, Sort of, Maybe, But Probably Not’ by Imbi Neeme, ‘All the Words We Know’ by Bruce Nash, and ‘The Mystery Writer’ by Sulari Gentill

Lately, my bus route home has been taking me past a motley protest. Come rain or shine, a handful of ragged individuals can be found marching up and down a traffic median strip near Flinders Medical Centre, wearing sandwich boards and hoisting neon placards with phrases like STOP VACCINE GENOCIDE or W.H.O. CHILD DEFILEMENT, etc. Contrails feature somewhere in the mix, too, but the bus always zips by before I can parse the finer details.

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Chasing Odysseus by S.D. Gentill

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April 2011, no. 330

S.D. Gentill’s Chasing Odysseus provides a fresh perspective on Homer’s The Odyssey for young readers. It focuses on the adventures of Hero and her three brothers – Machaon, Lycon, and Cadmus – during the fall of Troy and on their subsequent pursuit of Odysseus, king of Ithaca, throughout his legendary voyages. The siblings are raised among the Herdsmen of Ida, who are ...

A Few Right Thinking Men by Sulari Gentill

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October 2010, no. 325
Laurie Steed reviews 'A Few Right Thinking Men' by Sulari Gentill

It takes a talented writer to imbue history with colour and vivacity. It is all the more impressive when the author creates a compelling narrative. As an example of a burgeoning genre, A Few Right Thinking Men more than matches its historical crime contemporaries in both areas.

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