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Celina Ribeiro

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Assistant editor (features/culture/lifestyle) at @GuardianAus. Once caught an unboxed deck of cards in the air.
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Best Australian books out in September: a Big Little Lies sequel, Keating’s vision and ‘superagers’

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By Catriona Menzies-Pike, Sian Cain Verified, Sophie Black Verified, Celina Ribeiro Verified, Yvonne Lam Verified, Walter Marsh, Bec Kavanagh, Kat Wong Verified
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default *** Fiction, Fremantle Press, $34.99 Noni, the narrator of Nadine Browne’s debut novel, has just arrived in New York to complete an MFA program. Things aren’t going well. Her memoir-in-progress has been pilloried by the NYU crowd and her flatmate Vincent has disappeared, along with all her rent. Noni needs to find Vincent and figure out a new writing project. Can she pull it off? Can she solve the mystery and stay a few steps ahead of all her readers?
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Best Australian books out in August: new Meg Mason, musicians tell all and a time-travel tale by ‘a master storyteller’

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By Sian Cain Verified, Jack Callil Verified, Sophie Black Verified, Catriona Menzies-Pike, Bec Kavanagh, Alyx Gorman Verified, Celina Ribeiro Verified, Luca Ittimani, Paul Daley
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default *** Fiction, HarperCollins, $34.99 Meg Mason’s last novel, 2020’s Sorrow and Bliss, was sharp and moving, a global hit to the point that its cover was instantly recognisable and endlessly recreated for years after. Her follow-up is centred around Sophie, a sound technician at literary festivals who has suddenly found herself single and living alone after her husband leaves.
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Best Australian books out in July: Rupert Murdoch, unhinged short stories and a psychosexual thriller

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By Steph Harmon Verified, Sian Cain Verified, Celina Ribeiro Verified, Yvonne Lam Verified, Catriona Menzies-Pike, Amanda Meade Verified, Seren Heyman-Griffiths, Neha Kale
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*** Fiction, Scribe, $29.99 From the acclaimed author of Cherry Beach and Little Plum comes her best novel yet: a psychosexual thriller about a passionate new love that plays with readers’ perception. When we meet Heloise, she is in her 30s, eight years into a relationship with Ernesto, but obsessively thinking about Lacey, a woman 12 years her junior who she met on a train.
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