Amy Vuleta
Amy Vuleta is a former Readings State Library bookseller
Review — 22 Mar 2015
Captive Prince by CS Pacat
The first installment of the Captive Prince trilogy by Melbourne author C.S. Pacat is likely to take you by surprise. Before reading it I’d heard the premise –medieval-style fantasy with…
Review — 23 Sep 2014
Us by David Nicholls
David Nicholls’s latest novel deals in a similar brand of situation and relationship comedy as his past novels (the bestselling One Day, and the earlier Starter for Ten and…
Review — 22 Jul 2014
Deeper Water by Jessie Cole
There’s always going to be something comfortingly familiar for me in an Australian novel about growing up in an isolated place. What rang most true in Jessie Cole’s Deeper Water…
Blog post — 1 Jul 2014
Things you might learn at our St Kilda non-fiction book club
Putting together an ultimate reading list for our new non-fiction book club at Readings St Kilda was easy but narrowing it down to only three titles for the short-format winter…
Blog post — 23 Apr 2014
Why we started a Queer Book Club at St Kilda
In May, Readings St Kilda is launching a new Queer Book Club dedicated to reading fiction and select non-fiction books that represent all aspects of LGBTIQ life. Here book club…
Blog post — 21 Oct 2013
Non-Required Reading with the St Kilda Bookclub
Ever wondered what our bookclub meetings are like? Here’s a recap of a recent meeting at our St Kilda shop.
This month’s bookclub title was The Dinner by Herman Koch…
Blog post — 9 Oct 2013
Stories From a Successful Book Launch
Amy Vuleta reports on a particularly entertaining book launch recently held at our St Kilda shop.
Earlier this week Readings St Kilda was full to bursting with people celebrating the…
Review — 23 Jun 2013
Lexicon by Max Barry
If you’re a fan of speculative fiction or sci-fi crime, the combination of conspiracy theories, figures of absolute power, evil and some badass survivor skills are reason enough to pick…
Blog post — 9 May 2013
Meet the Bookseller with Amy Vuleta
Amy Vuleta shares some of her favourite new releases from Australian authors, and tells us which Michael Chabon book inspired her to invest in a beehive!
Why do you work…
Review — 26 Mar 2013
Steeplechase by Krissy Kneen
For fans of Krissy Kneen’s erotic writing in Affection and Triptych, Steeplechase will pulse with a familiar sensuality.
For those who are discovering her writing for the first time…
