Anne Manne reveals the depravity and cruelty within the Newcastle Anglican diocese.
In an unusual move,the Melbourne Writers Festival won’t allow the audience to stand up and ask questions at its sessions – and some festivalgoers are breathing a sigh of relief.
Fiction judges said they had chosen novels that were both fresh and wise. “Their stories and characters stayed with us,long after the pages were closed”
Ziggy Ramo’s raw hip-hop made a lot of Australians uncomfortable. He expects his book to do the same.
Myfanwy Jones’ Cool Waters is a smooth read,thanks to its finely polished prose and a seamless structure.
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.
Edouard Louis’ autofiction tells of the path he took to become a famous writer.
Our reviewers cast their eyes over recent fiction and non-fiction releases.
Jonathan Haidt says parents are overprotective in the real world and underprotective in the virtual world.
We have a glimpse into the letters of an editor who was frank,fair and often very encouraging – and went on to become a literary giant herself.
Grammar pedants have been swift to judge,but pop often plays loose with punctuation.