Bah Humbug! Charles Dickens Turns 207
This is a shoutout to the man, the myth, the legend, Charles Dickens, who, if he…
Literature
Tuesday Book Club: “Matryoshka” by Katherine Johnson
Andrew Pople introduces us to Katherine Johnson’s latest novel “Matryoshka”. Matryoshka explores the sorrows of exile…
Fighting violence with writing
Domestic violence is a serious issue in Australia that has always garnered much discussion about what…
A place to call home
When do you feel at home? Is it inside a house you live in, in a…
Book Week!
It's Book Week again and this year’s theme is Find Your Treasure. Gail Erskine, President of…
The Daily Reviews: The Bookshop
2ser critic Kevin Suarez takes a break from reading Agatha Christie novels to discuss the film "The Bookshop"…
Tuesday Book Club: “The Way Things Should Be” by Bridie Ja...
This week, Andrew Pople from Final Draft introduced us to “The Way Things Should Be” -…
Literature Unites: China’s 18th Century Masterpiece
Dream of the Red Chamber is novel written by Xueqin Cao from mid-18th century in late…
Sydney Writers’ Festival: Women, Colour and Western Sydney
Women, Colour and Western Sydney is an exciting panel that brings together four women of colour…
Sydney Writers’ Festival: All-Day YA
Young people are a force to be reckoned with. As they enable social change and lead…
Sydney Writers Festival to tackle the topic of power
Following months of shocking headlines, demonstrations and #MeToo, the timely issue of power and its relationship…
Tuesday Book Club: “The Power” by Naomi Alderman
This week Andrew Pople brought in a speculative fiction novel he found on his travels in…