Angelique Kasmara, Author at Aotearoa New Zealand Review of Books

History Nonfiction Society

Auckland: The Twentieth-Century Story
by Paul Moon

So many cars and such little foresight: a new history chronicles Auckland taking shape.

Angelique KasmaraApril 5, 2023

Essays Memoir Middle East Nonfiction Religion Society

How to be a Bad Muslim by Mohamed Hassan

Fresh and brilliant essays from a Muslim millennial, navigating secular spaces.

Angelique KasmaraJuly 20, 2022

Fiction Literary Fiction Novel Speculative Fiction

Entanglement by Bryan Walpert

Reviewed by Angelique Kasmara

Angelique KasmaraMarch 2, 2022

Essays Memoir Nonfiction

Times Like These: On grief, hope & remarkable love by Michelle Langstone

Reviewed by Angelique Kasmara

Angelique KasmaraOctober 6, 2021

Crime Essays Nonfiction Society

Missing Persons by Steve Braunias

Reviewed by Angelique Kasmara

Angelique KasmaraApril 21, 2021

Essays Memoir Middle East Nonfiction

The Girl from Revolution Road by Ghazaleh Golbakhsh

Reviewed by Angelique Kasmara

Angelique KasmaraOctober 7, 2020

Asian Fiction Literary Fiction Novel

Sprigs by Brannavan Gnanalingam

Reviewed by Angelique Kasmara

Angelique KasmaraJuly 31, 2020

Fiction Literary Fiction Novel Speculative Fiction

Ephemera by Tina Shaw

Reviewed by Angelique Kasmara

Angelique KasmaraMay 29, 2020

Fiction Literary Fiction Novel Speculative Fiction

The Stone Wētā by Octavia Cade

Reviewed by Angelique Kasmara

Angelique KasmaraMay 27, 2020

Angelique Kasmara

Auckland: The Twentieth-Century Story
by Paul Moon

How to be a Bad Muslim by Mohamed Hassan

Entanglement by Bryan Walpert

Times Like These: On grief, hope & remarkable love by Michelle Langstone

Missing Persons by Steve Braunias

The Girl from Revolution Road by Ghazaleh Golbakhsh

Sprigs by Brannavan Gnanalingam

Ephemera by Tina Shaw

The Stone Wētā by Octavia Cade

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