Sydney Writers'Festival opens at Carriageworks with a call to find new ways of storytelling.
Sydney Writers'Festival opens with call to fight conventional power.
British author finds intrigue close to home.
Two virtuoso novels,each exploring the shadows of history,have swept the NSW Premier's Literary Awards.
Writing a memoir about her relationship with a dog has prompted some bizarre book dedications,author Eileen Myles says.
The Sydney Writer's Festival opens Tuesday. Here's a taste of what to see.
Andre Aciman found himself thrust unexpectedly into the role of agony aunt after the film adaptation of his novel Call Me By Your Name was released last year.
Sharlene Teo rereads James Salter's beautiful Light Years to see how poetic and transcendent a novel can be.
Though I didn't think much of it at the time,my mother was right about the smells. It is well documented that our senses can cause an involuntary flooding of memory.
This book provides a diverse snapshot of Aboriginal Australia from a much-needed Aboriginal perspective.
Populism Now! builds a strong case against the dominant economic policies of the past three decades,drawing heavily on recent journalism and reports.