American writer Celeste Ng’s first two novels were realist domestic fiction,but her third was a more political creation.
Writer Tony Birch reflects on how Miles Franklin Award-winner Kim Scott has intrigued and inspired him.
Spare a thought for the authors who don’t look like their publishers in the middle-class literary world.
Years of correspondence between Shirley Hazzard and Elizabeth Harrower reveal much about their unusual friendship.
Viet Thanh Nguyen’s novel The Sympathizer won him a Pulitzer Prize and employs cinematic tropes,but that doesn’t stop him being a fierce critic of the Hollywood machine.
Steven Carroll’s latest novel represents a shift in genre after his prize-winning books about T.S. Eliot.
With her online following,podcast and bestselling book,Katy Hessel has become an art-world superstar. But she’s not without her critics.
James Bradley’s epic non-fiction book Deep Water explores the world’s oceans and our interconnectedness with them. And it may change your thinking about many things.
James Bradley explores humanity’s past,present and possible futures through the lens of the world’s oceans in his new book Deep Water:The World in the Ocean.
Author Tony Birch reviews a deeply philosophical book by Pascoe and his partner Lyn Harwood about their personal growth and the need to live humbly with the land.
Bri Lee’s debut is easy to mock,but it certainly isn’t a boring read.