MATIA (UWAP, 2024)
Matia has made its way into The Sydney Morning Herald! Here is a quote from the review: "The ambivalences of migration play out through the tensions of mother-daughter relationships, on a domestic canvas which swims with lingering superstitions, trauma, and the intensely patriarchal treatment of women, but also the
Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to read and review Matia. Here are a small selection of the print and online reviews that have come in so far: “Through four different points of view, Tsokos Purtill excavates what it means to be a woman, particularly when traditional
Thanks to Naomi Neilsen at Lawyers Weekly for interviewing me recently about my transition from law to fiction writing. The article is here: ‘Matia’ and the transition from law to fiction writingA dream to one day publish a novel followed Emily Tsokos Purtill throughout her legal career until she finally
I was so thrilled to hear Claire Nichols speak to Michael Tetlow on ABC Perth Radio on Perth Afternoons about Matia in the Textual Healing segment. You can listen here at 1:12:54 Afternoons - ABC listenKeeping you entertained and informed whether you’re at work, on the school
I'm so excited to announce that The Castellorizian Association of WA has invited me to celebrate Matia in conversation with Marilyn Tsolakis on Sunday 24 November. There will also be book signings and Greek afternoon tea. I hope that you can join us on this special occasion. You
