David Brooks' 'Counting Sheep' celebrates Australian Poetry Month
Acclaimed poet David Brooks' latest work, 'Counting Sheep', takes centre stage during Australian Poetry Month, offering a reflective and lyrical exploration of nature and solitude.
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Jenny Lindsay critiques literary gender debate
Poet Jenny Lindsay critiques the one-sided gender debate in literature, calling for a more balanced and inclusive discussion.
Book Festival criticised for excluding gender-critical authors
The Edinburgh International Book Festival has come under fire for allegedly excluding authors with gender-critical views, sparking a heated debate on free speech and inclusivity.
Salt Path scandal shakes nature memoir genre
The controversy surrounding 'The Salt Path' has sparked debates about authenticity in nature writing. Discover what this means for the future of memoirs and literary trust.
Emma Tucker Named WSJ Editor Amid Murdoch-Trump Dynamics
Emma Tucker's appointment as editor of the Wall Street Journal under Murdoch's ownership sparks debate on editorial independence and Trump coverage.
Must-Read Debut Novels: Endling to Dead Lucky
Discover the most captivating debut novels of the month, including works by Maria Reva, Katie Yee, and Connor Hutchinson. A literary feast awaits!
Allan Ahlberg, Beloved Children's Author, Passes Away
Celebrating the life and legacy of Allan Ahlberg, the cherished children's author whose timeless stories captivated young readers worldwide.
La Plante slams Osman in 'vomit' rant feud
Crime novelist Lynda La Plante has launched a scathing attack on author Richard Osman, calling his comments 'disgusting' in a fiery outburst.
The Immigrants: A novel of family history and migration
Discover Moreno Giovannoni's 'The Immigrants', a beautifully understated novel weaving family history into a narrative of migration and identity.
2025 Booker Prize longlist unveiled
The prestigious Booker Prize longlist for 2025 has been revealed, featuring a diverse range of literary talents. Explore the standout titles and authors in the running for one of literature's highest honours.
£2m Shakespeare Folio Stars at Melbourne Rare Book Fair
A first edition of Shakespeare’s works, estimated at £2 million, takes centre stage at Melbourne’s Rare Book Fair, alongside other literary treasures.
Penguin's First Paperback: A 1935 Literary Revolution
Discover the groundbreaking moment in 1935 when Penguin Books published its first paperback, changing literature forever. A look back at the birth of affordable books.
Author Slams 'Pointless' Celebrity Memoirs
A bestselling author has sparked debate by criticising the flood of 'pointless' celebrity memoirs, questioning their literary value and public appeal.
Sarah Jessica Parker's Booker role sparks conflict debate
Actress Sarah Jessica Parker's involvement in the Booker Prize longlist selection has raised eyebrows over potential conflicts of interest in literary judging panels.
Chetna Maroo shortlisted for Booker Prize 2023
Chetna Maroo, an Indian-origin author, has been shortlisted for the Booker Prize 2023 for her debut novel 'Western Lane'. Discover the inspiring story behind her nomination.
Florence Knapp's 'The Names': A Must-Read in 2024
Discover why Florence Knapp's 'The Names' is one of the most captivating book recommendations of the year. A compelling read for literary enthusiasts.
Zane Grey's wild Australian shark-fishing adventure
The untold story of celebrity cowboy writer Zane Grey's bizarre Australian escapade involving giant sharks, coded romance, and a disastrous movie project.
Michael Longley's 'A Hundred Doors': A Poetic Gem
Discover the profound beauty of Michael Longley's latest poem, 'A Hundred Doors,' as we delve into its themes, imagery, and emotional resonance in this week's featured poetry.
Virginia Woolf's Scathing Diary Entry Exposed
New insights into Virginia Woolf's private diary expose a shocking, venomous side of the celebrated writer, challenging her public persona.
Young women writers and male literary criticism
A look at whether the literary world is becoming more inclusive and less dominated by male opinions that often marginalise young female writers.
Sydney’s new literary hub to rival Melbourne’s Wheeler Centre
New South Wales announces a major cultural investment with a new literary hub aimed at boosting Sydney’s Writers’ Festival and challenging Melbourne’s Wheeler Centre.
X-Rated Novels: Literature's Hottest Trend
A new wave of erotic fiction is sweeping the literary world as readers crave bolder, more explicit storytelling. Discover why the demand for X-rated novels is skyrocketing.
Jen Calleja's 'Fair': A tribute to translation
A deep dive into Jen Calleja's 'Fair,' a captivating exploration of translation's magic and its profound impact on literature.
Bill Clinton's Epstein Ties: New Report Reveals Shocking Details
A bombshell Wall Street Journal report uncovers previously undisclosed links between former US President Bill Clinton and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. New flight logs and witness accounts suggest deeper connections than previously acknowledged.
Must-Read Literary Fiction: Welsh, Wood & Fisher
Discover the latest in literary fiction with Irvine Welsh's 'Men Love', Benjamin Wood's 'Seascraper', and Samuel Fisher's 'Migraine'. Dive into these compelling new releases.
Hulk Hogan: Trump joked about wall around Florida
Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan claims Donald Trump joked about constructing a wall around Florida during a private conversation, sparking controversy and amusement.
Trump sues Murdoch over alleged Epstein cover-up
Former US President Donald Trump has filed a lawsuit against media mogul Rupert Murdoch, accusing The Wall Street Journal of suppressing damaging stories about Jeffrey Epstein to protect Murdoch's interests.
Raza Jamshed's 'What Kept You' – A Literary Triumph
A deep dive into Raza Jamshed's critically acclaimed novel 'What Kept You,' a poignant tale of grief, memory, and the unbreakable bonds of family.
Siang Lu wins Miles Franklin Literary Award 2025
Australian-Chinese author Siang Lu has been awarded the prestigious Miles Franklin Literary Award 2025 for his innovative and satirical novel, blending humour with profound cultural commentary.
Miles Franklin 2025: Australia's top literary shortlist
Discover the six exceptional authors vying for the prestigious Miles Franklin Literary Award 2025, celebrating the finest in Australian literature.
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