Former New York Times editor Jill Abramson is fascinated and worried by Rupert Murdoch
Leading international authors explore the lies we tell ourselves,ahead of this year's Sydney Writers'Festival.
Local authors are proving popular among Sydney Writers'Festival-goers.
The NSW Premier's Awards book of the year shows how archaeological discoveries have upended notions of Australian ancient history.
While she says she"shouldn't play favourites",the Sydney Writers Festival's artistic director,Michaela McGuire,reveals her pick of this year's authors.
The youngest nominee of the Man Booker Prize leads nine twenty-something authors headed to the Sydney Writers'Festival.
In Greenland,if you sell 300 copies of a book you are considered a bestselling author. Niviaq Korneliussen has sold 3000.
This compelling compilation offers a timely counterpoint to headline-grabbing politicians.
The writer's seventh novel,Halibut on the Moon,often devolves into long,intricate ruminations on the meaningless emptiness of American life.
A contested house is at the heart of Melina Marchetta's new novel.
Winnie Dunn was tired of being told by teachers that she needed to get away from Western Sydney and her Mount Druitt community if she wanted to be taken seriously in the literary world.