Jane Sullivan

Jane Sullivan has been a print journalist in Britain and Australia for more than forty years. Her column about books and writing, ‘Turning Pages’, appears every Saturday in The Age. Her latest novel is Little People (2011).

Website URL: http://www.janesullivan.com.au

Jane Sullivan reviews 'Half Moon Lake' by Kirsten Alexander

Published in January-February 2019, no. 408

Jane Sullivan reviews 'Too Much Lip' by Melissa Lucashenko

Published in October 2018, no. 405

Ink (Almeida Theatre)

Published in ABR Arts

Jane Sullivan reviews 'Do You Love Me Or What?' by Sue Woolfe

Published in March 2017, no. 389

Jane Sullivan reviews 'The Dark Flood Rises' by Margaret Drabble

Published in December 2016, no. 387

Jane Sullivan reviews 'Napoleon’s Roads' by David Brooks

Published in March 2016, no. 379

Jane Sullivan reviews 'Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights' by Salman Rushdie

Published in November 2015, no. 376

Jane Sullivan reviews 'The Other Side of the World' by Stephanie Bishop

Published in September 2015, no. 374

Jane Sullivan reviews 'Oddfellows' by Nicholas Shakespeare

Published in March 2015, no. 369

Hilary Mantel's new short fiction

Published in January-February 2015, no. 368

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