Bestselling author Morris Gleitzman wishes he had written this letter earlier,but here it is at long last.
Safdar Ahmed’s Still Alive:Notes from Australia’s Immigration Detention System,details the psychological toll on refugees inside Australia’s system of mandatory and indefinite detention.
Seven years ago,Claire G. Coleman says,her life was irrevocably changed.
Bestselling author Johann Hari says changing your mind isn’t a humiliation - it’s a gift.
Book lovers will be distracted from the Sydney Writers’ Festival next weekend - by the insensitively timed call of voters to the polls.
The artistic director of the Sydney Writers’ Festival discusses sex scandal in the literary world,upholding the legacy of his late CEO Chrissy Sharp,and learning to change his mind.
“Lol. Sucked in. I am the new Shakespeare. Read it and weep,” I shot back to the year 10 kid who emailed me complaining about my work.
The Promise author Damon Galgut entered a spiral of self-reflection when he was prompted to write to a theme.
Making writers’ festivals happen requires crisis management skills,deft diplomacy,a crystal ball and sometimes a tracking device.
Meet the three first-time novelists who have claimed the prestigious title.
Jennifer Egan’s new novel mines the shifting online connections that have fed off the collective consciousness for 20 years.