Child’s voice carries for Miles
Vulnerable children are at the heart of the novels shortlisted for this year’s $60,000 Miles Franklin Literary Award.
Vulnerable children are at the heart of the novels shortlisted for this year’s $60,000 Miles Franklin Literary Award.
The uncanny strangeness of death has not stopped philosophers from studying it.
Paul Feig’s Spy is an entertaining Hollywood action comedy but the main attraction is Australian: the dazzling Rose Byrne.
Ahead of the Sydney Writers Festival, a leading critic considers the books that cause him pain — and why he is grateful for them.
Four new young-adult novels delve into theft and its unlikely bedfellows of conscience and compassion.
As the announcement of the Miles Franklin shortlist looms, it’s worth revisiting the “sausagefest” brouhaha.
David Graeber’s Utopia of Rules is a fascinating and thought-provoking read.
Like much of Krissy Kneen’s work, her latest book is a joyful mix of science fiction, coming-of-age, adventure and erotica.
Writers as good as Tony Judt are rare; when they leave behind something extra, we, the living, celebrate.
The Mothers spans three quarters of a century in the lives of an extended family. The Horses is school fiction.
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