Turnbull to spill dirt on Trump (and everyone)
Malcolm Turnbull’s memoir has been confirmed for a late 2019 release – and the former Prime Minister promises it will be an “adventure story”.
Malcolm Turnbull’s memoir has been confirmed for a late 2019 release – and the former Prime Minister promises it will be an “adventure story”.
Romance isn’t dead. Turns out readers really want a good love story as they tire of Fifty Shades style fictional flings.
A slender article in The Courier-Mail at the start of his career contained the essence of the writer, and the literary figure, that the late Andrew McGahan would become.
She’s a best selling author, mum of two, skincare entrepreneur and a relationship expert. But despite her jam-packed life, Zoe Foster Blake says she won’t compromise on keeping the love alive with comedic husband Hamish Blake.
THE Harry Potter author has penned an extraordinary letter to a young girl who survived a tragic shooting that took her entire family.
GAME of Thrones fans, take note: Sean Bean has addressed one of the most controversial plot lines to date — and it’s related to Jon Snow.
THE music industry is in countdown over Molly Meldrum’s autobiography The Never Um … Ever Ending Story, due for release — at long last — in October.
TOTES amazeballs! The latest edition of the Chambers Dictionary has included 1000 new words set to annoy word lovers around the world.
AUSTRALIANS who read novels, non-fiction books or both spend more time on the internet than those who don’t read, research has found.
THE famous freckle-faced comic book icon Archie is to be killed off, taking a bullet for his openly gay best friend, it has been revealed.
WHAT if Game of Thrones’ next high-profile death is its creator? George R.R. Martin saya ‘F%$* you’ to fans who fear he’ll die before finishing the series. (But he has a plan.)
JK Rowling’s new short story gives fans a glimpse of what a now “silver-haired” Harry Potter is up to as a 33 -year-old.
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