The Wimpy Kids'fans are changing and so too might Greg Heffley,says author Jeff Kinney.
Power structures are trembling under the weight of''bullshit''and the power of words,says the Sydney Writers'Festival artistic director.
Cleo Wade is a political campaigner and Instagram poet whose words have adorned mugs and billboards. Dubbed the Millennial Oprah,Wade is pushing a new approach to change.
The unifying themes of Carmen Maria Machado's acclaimed stories are sexuality,gender,and the violence done to women.
A secret language of Australian wildflowers forms the heart of Holly Ringland's debut novel,which has been snapped up for publication around the word.
Michael Pembroke makes a fairly compelling argument that its Korea debacle has defined US engagement with the world ever since.
It has taken Ceridwen Dovey many years to write about her past. The reason? Her early life as a white child growing up under apartheid in South Africa,and the legacy of guilt it has left behind.
The Punchbowl Boys High students in Michael Mohammed Ahmad's novel The Lebs are often caught between Allah and a hard place.
Lost Connections is structured like an argument,or a report:Johann Hari systematically works through nine identified causes of depression and anxiety,
Billy Griffiths is a young historian who yearned to get beyond the few centuries of written Australian historical records and to understand how it is that archaeologists explore the deeper past.
The human rights barrister recalls his early days in London,from staging plays and discovering Wagner to dating Nigella Lawson and meeting his future wife.