‘Everyone should therefore seek out the latest issue (42) of the Griffith Review, Once Upon A Time In Oz….
This latest issue of the Griffith Review confirms its position as Australia’s most stimulating literary journal.’
‘Everyone should therefore seek out the latest issue (42) of the Griffith Review, Once Upon A Time In Oz….
This latest issue of the Griffith Review confirms its position as Australia’s most stimulating literary journal.’
A link to the first paras of the review…
This story is about many things—societal stratification, political corruption, deception, gene manipulation and selfishness to name a few—but at the heart of the story is everyone’s longing to be loved and cared for – Peter McCarthy
The descriptions of flight are written in language so assured and masterly that it’s easy to suspend disbelief and be taken on the journey into the clouds with the flyers…
…compelling in every way, When We Have Wings is an outstanding debut. Five stars RG (Recommended for Reading Groups) – Maryanne Hyde
“Corbett’s prose has the clarity, luminosity and beauty of a well-cut diamond, especially when she describes dreamlike aerial visions. When We Have Wings is a confident and challenging debut; this flight of fancy deserves to soar. “- Thuy On
I like the focus on the writing in this review: “When We Have Wings by Claire Corbett is a beautiful story, written with such poetic rhythm and elegance that is was almost like reading a sonnet or poem. The story was very original and the plot was intriguing and quite remarkable….
…The relationships and dialogue in When We Have Wings is so very powerful and exceptionally well written.
Brilliant piece of writing.” Scott Wilson – The Fringe Magazine posted Friday July 1st