Sinad Stubbins is a Melbourne/Naarm-based writer, editor and cultural critic, and the author of In My Defence, I Have No Defence. Her work appears in print, online and on TV.
'This is a cool, deadly nightmare of a book, its dream logic an exact caricature of where we seem to be headed.' * <B>The Age/The Sydney Morning Herald</B> * 'Sinéad has a knack for ending chapters with iconic twists and unexpected shocks.' * <B>The Australian Women's Weekly</B> * 'Stubbins’ signature flavour of black humour shines in her new novel and will be enjoyed by anyone needing an escape from their daily grind.' * <B>Books+Publishing</B> * 'If you like your humour wry and morbid, this is for you.' * <B>Country Style</B> * 'Like a chunnering conversation with your worst colleague, Stinkbug is claustrophobic. Stubbins faithfully captures the cadences of corporate small talk and dials them up into a nightmarish cacophony of efficiency reports and pitch decks. You’ll want to work from home for ever.' * <B>The Guardian</B> * 'Wicked little satire.' * <B>The Canberra Times</B> * 'A fun, slightly unhinged book that will make you glad you’re off on holiday, not stuck at work.' * <B>Fashion Journal</B> * 'Stinkbug’s tongue-in-cheek examination of retreats and workplace culture highlights the flaws of our world.' * <B>ArtsHub</B> * 'Stinkbug will have you squirming one minute and laughing the next. [It] is, simply, delicious fun.' -- <B>Meredith Jaffe</B> 'A form of snarky cathartic escapism, which Sinéad Stubbins delivers in spades in Stinkbug.' * <B>Readings Monthly</B> *