What to read this week
A bunny, a puppy, and an office printer feature in our list of Notable Books to read this week.
A bunny, a puppy, and an office printer feature in our list of Notable Books to read this week.
A memoir of breast cancer treatment, and an account of the lives of nurses on the frontline of the HIV-AIDS crisis in this week’s list of Notable Books
The Nobel Prize winner sided with the pedophile who abused her daughter. How could so empathetic a writer have a heart of stone?
The first editors of The Australian were determined to take women seriously. You can detect their goodwill in the ‘letter for readers’ published on the day the newspaper made its debut in 1964. But they hit a hurdle – early, and hard.
Our readers on new books, old feelings and funding shortfalls.
Atlassian’s billionaire co-founder Mike Cannon-Brookes used to dream about ‘world domination’. Now he dreams about teaching girls to read.
It’s our favourite time of the year, here at the Books pages. Why? It is Vogel Prize time, meaning we get to stand back, while a talented new writer is launched into the world.
Notable Books: this week’s reading guide includes books on meteorites, refugees, and song lyrics
A novel by Kristina Ross about first-year students at an acting school has won the final Vogel award.
The Vogel Prize: meet the writers who made the shortlist for 2024, and other news from the book world.
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