# Shaun Prescott

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The Hogwarts Legacy Dilemma - Kinda Funny Games Daily 03.18.22

Greg, Blessing, Barrett, and Kevin unpack yesterday's Hogwarts Legacy State of Play and all the issues that come with it. Time Stamps - 00:00:00 - Start 00:06:20 - Housekeeping DCEU In Review TWO Gamescast next week! Thank you to our Patreon Producers: Gordon McGuire,FargoBrady, & Pranksy The Rop…

Episode 50 - Our Missing Hearts

This month on the pod, over the rain and hail (in November!?) Andrea and Paula discuss Celeste Ng’s latest title – which they agree is definitely Dystopian fiction! Tune in and hear this plus, what other books they’ve enjoyed recently and what's hot off the press for November! Books they mention:…

Underclass, underground, undone: New Australian fiction from Fiona Kelly McGregor, Shaun Prescott and Yumna Kassab

Walking the streets and exploring the shadows in 1930s Australia, in Fiona Kelly McGregor's Iris; lost towns and lost souls in Shaun Prescott's Bon and Lesley; and a dreamy not-quite-romance in Yumna Kassab's The Lovers with guests novelist Max Easton and literary studied academic Jodi McAlister

In conversation with Shaun Prescott

In conversation with Shaun Prescott Jan-Peter Westad speaks with the writer Shaun Prescott about his debut novel The Town in which a small town in New South Wales, Australia slowly disappears. Prescott discusses what the book might reveal of wider Australian society and some of the influences behi…

Ep48. Howard Battlers ft. Amy Remeikis

This week the Battlers talk to Amy Remeikis about her new book: Where It all Went Wrong: the Case Against John Howard. Amy, a real battler, cuts sick on the legacy of The Rat, from privatisation to political culture to the destruction of the parliamentary liberal party. Next Wednesday (25th) is th…

What are the best books Trent Dalton, Shaun Prescott and Amelia Lush have read this year?

Novelists Trent Dalton and Shaun Prescott, and professional reader Amelia Lush, join Kate and Cassie to talk about their best reads of the year.

Shaun Prescott's The Town, Julian Barnes' The Only Story, Attica Locke's Bluebird Bluebird and Paul Lynch's bookshelf of inspiration.

At Lunar New Year, Chinese-Australian writer Isabelle Li shares her insights into China’s dynamic literary and genre fiction; and with a nod to Valentine’s Day, she reviews Julian Barnes’ new novel, The Only Story. Crime writer Aoife Clifford reveals her past, as a shelver at a supermarket in regio…