Joyce Carol Oates has written more than 70 books. Her latest is a selection of letters that eventually led to her correspondent writing her biography.
For two decades the National Young Writers’ Festival has been a crucible for Australian literary talent,but its future is now in doubt.
The actor’s controversial memoir has been held back by publishers in Australia and the United Kingdom.
The book industry is in full swing anticipating cooler weather and more time to read.
Should Until August,which the great Colombian novelist didn’t want published,have seen the light of day?
Roland Allen’s history of the notebook looks at the writers and artists who used them over hundreds of years,and the object itself.
The internet has decided reading is sexy,but no one actually looks good doing it.
The Brisbane Writers Festival returns from May 30 to June 2,bringing the likes of Mirandi Riwoe,Bryan Brown,Anna McGahan and an “intellectual all-you-can-eat” to the city.
The much-loved American writer,who won the Orange Prize for Bel Canto and further acclaim for her recent novel,Tom Lake,is among the guests heading to town in May.
The investigative reporter pulls back the curtain on crime,the media and policing in her compelling first novel,Pheasants Nest.
Sixteen years after The Boat,his barnstorming book of short stories,Nam Le has surprised publishers and readers alike with a book of poems.