The real point of Cory Doctorow's Walkaway isn't the plot or the explosions,it's the ideas that burst from every page.
Krissy Kneen's latest novel,An Uncertain Grace,is ambitious and her best yet.
Paul Beatty takes aim at both the oblivious privilege of white America,and the destructiveness of aspects of African-American culture.
The Sydney author's elegantly written stories put a darkly macabre spin on fairytales.
It's not difficult to see echoes of our own world in the dark vision of Sally Abbott's prize-winning dystopian novel,Closing Down.
The author has stepped up a notch here,writing with more clarity,complexity and emotional breadth.
This year's Sydney Morning Herald Best Young Novelists show a concern for the role of home in their characters'lives.
Chris Kraus'first novel hit a niche audience when it was first published,but it has exploded in recent years,culminating in the release of a new Amazon miniseries.
They're loud,they're fierce,and they don't care what you think. Meet the new-wave feminists.
Testing may damage children's love of reading,authors Lauren Child and Kate DiCamillo say.
Octopuses like connecting with humans and will keep objects they're given,a leading expert says.