Jenny Odell’s book Saving Time suggests that doing nothing is,for those who can afford it,an act of rebellion.
The Sri Lankan Booker Prize winner remains optimistic that there is the chance of redemption for his characters and for his country.
The self-deprecatory way the debonair actor writes about himself makes it seem as if he’s deliberately set out to dismantle his screen persona.
It is difficult to overstate just how persuasive a storyteller Pip Williams is after reading The Bookbinder of Jericho.
Ann Mossop has assembled a diverse range of guests for her first writers’ festival.
Melbourne Writers Festival will now take place in May and other writers festivals and several publishers are not happy.
One of Ann Mossop’s first big challenges is to attract audiences back in numbers after two years of pandemic impacted events.
‘Sick with anxiety’:life after the Northern Rivers floods;the Hong Kong locals fleeing Chinese crackdowns;Hamish Blake on handling tricky conversations.
Event organisers are dealing with both COVID chaos and a rise in lethargy as ticket sales remain “patchy” across the industry.
The lobbyists are hopping aboard the Canberra merry-go-round,ponying up to the new PM and friends.
There will be another training session about punctuation and calculating percentages,but what about the skills that aren’t quantifiable?