Our reviewers cast their eyes over new fiction and non-fiction releases.
Let’s take it for a long drive into the country and throw it unceremoniously off the back of the ute.
Laila Lalami imagines a world in which our dreams are monitored for clues to potential crimes
More than 50 writers,including Booker Prize winner Samantha Harvey,feminist icon turned crime writer Jane Caro and bestselling Irish novelist Marian Keyes descended on Margaret River for the annual writers festival.
Notes to John is a crude,even aberrant,addition to Didion’s published writings.
Caro Llewellyn’s Love Unedited is a read for the tender of heart and independent of spirit.
Jeanette Winterson is still showing us how to turn estrangement,exile and eccentricity into art.
This Melbourne Writers Festival event aims to remind us that literary translation is an art,and to protect it from becoming the next victim of AI.
Knowing next to nothing about my ancestors didn’t stop me from turning them into literary fodder.
Chloe Elisabeth Wilson’s book asks what happens when your cult beauty brand is actually a cult.
The winners have been announced at the opening of the Melbourne Writers Festival.