Get ready for a summer of jorts
This time around the loosey goosey style is a little more elevated (can you believe it?).
Books
Secret life of 007’s Moneypenny
She’s been beloved worldwide for decades as James Bond’s sidekick-with-spice – but Miss Moneypenny has her own real-life backstory and it is about to be revealed.
‘Meghan is clever’: Why Prince Harry won’t reconcile
Author Jeffrey Archer, who is close to members of the Royal Family, has revealed why Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not back down from the deep rift with the Firm.
‘My parents ensured I survived’
As a child in the Holocaust, Australia’s Diane Armstrong escaped a city that is once again a place of terror. Today she addresses a little-known – but very relevant – chapter of WWII.
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A gripping true WWII story based in fiction
Child Holocaust survivor Diane Armstrong reveals how she came to write her latest book, which is inspired by a true story from Hitler’s time in power.
Best books for Aussie dads
Father’s Day is about socks, jocks and novelty BBQ tools — but there are lots of books dads can sink their spare time into as well.
Why serial killers fascinate us
Someone is sabotaging elevators all over New York, with terrifying results. That’s the chilling scenario comes from author Linwood Barclay in his new book.
Don’t enjoy reading? You just haven’t met the right book
Don’t enjoy reading? Perhaps you just haven’t met the right books yet
No Game of Thrones ending for dark trilogy
Australian fantasy author Jay Kristoff says the final instalment of his best-selling Nevernight trilogy won’t end like the final TV season of Game of Thrones.
Lies, Lies, Lies — the book you can’t put down
Bestselling author Adele Parks addresses the facts and fiction behind her new novel Lies Lies Lies — and shares her secrets of success.
Last Widow author quizzes her own heartthrob character
Will Trent is the leading man in nine novels by international best selling author Karin Slaughter, including her latest release The Last Widow. Today he steps outside the pages for a Q&A with his creator.
Aussie author sticking it to the man
A single woman’s protest against greedy banks and supermarkets becomes a national rallying point in Tim Slee’s book Taking Tom Murray Home. The deeper he got into the novel, the more he asked himself, could it really happen?
Why you should judge a book by its cover
Of course you can judge a book by its cover. In fact, that’s precisely the point of it. Now, a HarperCollins Australia expert explains why.
A new book Bachelor and MAFS fans will love
The rise of popular reality TV romance shows like The Bachelor and MAFS have inspired author Kaneana May’s new book, titled The One.
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