Elisabeth Easther

Elisabeth Easther, broadcaster and writer who reviews books for New Zealand radio, gives a sharp critique of R. L. Maizes's A Complete Fiction. She outlines the novel’s premise about writers and alleged theft. She discusses public fallout from an accusation, shifting stakes for characters, the book’s comic tone tackling dark themes, and its exploration of creativity, cancel culture and trauma.

Elisabeth Easther, experienced broadcaster and reviewer, gives a sharp critique of Alice Feeney’s My Husband's Wife. She outlines the dual timelines, the Cornwall setting and eerie opening run. Listens hear about a mysterious double identity, a missing-faced body, and a police procedural turn. Easther also weighs the novel’s pacing and its satisfying ending.