If I do the exercises I’ll develop strong legs and not limp around the office in a way that brings sympathy.
Miles Franklin winner Shankari Chandran has an agenda in her new book Safe Haven,as our desire not to see has only been strengthened.
A new docuseries on the 40-year history of the New Jersey rockers offers unexpected insights into growing old gracefully.
It is said the heart is forever making the head a fool. Well,Bridgerton is forever making a fool of me.
Our reviewers cast their eyes over recent fiction and non-fiction releases,including historical fiction,a ripping yarn about the Labor Party and MasterChef inaugural winner Julie Goodwin’s memoir.
The novelist’s account of the brutal attack on him and how he survived is moving,ghastly and full of self-scrutiny.
As a student,Emmanuelle Mattana faced the kind of schoolboy misogyny that made headlines last week. Her play,Trophy Boys,might just make a difference.
Are there two cameras,one for speeding and one for lights? Or just one camera? Voiced messages lack the punctuation to eliminate the doubt.
American writer Celeste Ng’s first two novels were realist domestic fiction,but her third was a more political creation.
The latest literature genre is a blend of romance and fantasy,and it’s proving to be a bestselling phenomenon.
Writers K Patrick,Winnie Dunn,Jake Adelstein and Mirandi Riwoe on the theme of this year’s Sydney Writers’ Festival,Take Me Away.