'This book is a kind of magic.' - Christos Tsiolkas

'We Don't Live Here Anymore is a delicately scored novel about quiet desperation and subtle grace in the coastal and city communities of Australia . . . We might have gone to school with these characters; their stories and secrets come to us with the truth of familiarity and the sanction of forgiveness.' - Kate Holden

'An estimable debut, an honourable book about some pretty dodgy people and the mess they're in, and how dodginess can come to be its own punishment.' - Sunday Age

'The story is compelling and rich, the prose lyrical yet earthy... a satisfying and quite majestic collage.' - Adelaide Advertiser

'There are moments of gut-wrenching pathos... Nable draws the characters so intricately, it feels almost invasive to be so close.' - Daily Telegraph

'The voice is fresh, with metaphors as clear as sparkling water, and bites with piercing insight.' - Courier Mail

'You can almost taste and smell suburbia in this debut novel...Impressive stuff. Nable is one to watch.' - Sun-Herald

'[A] subtle examination of contemporary society. This is the perfect book to take with you when hibernating under the goose down comforter.' - Vogue

'It's Tim Winton territory, but Nable's up to the task.' - Qantas The Australian Way