Literature Unites: China’s 18th Century Masterpiece
Dream of the Red Chamber is novel written by Xueqin Cao from mid-18th century in late…
Literature
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…
The Legacy of Ursula Le Guin
Ursula Le Guin was a very prolific, and very influential author. She sadly passed away last…
Tuesday Book Club: Andrew Pople’s UK holiday reading list
Andrew Pople from Final Draft is back for another year of Tuesday Book Club! Fresh off…
Does Harry Potter Hold Up in Society, Twenty Years On?
This year marks twenty years since the release of the first Harry Potter book. Few other…
Great Conversations – M.J. Tjia
Great conversations is a look at some of the fantastic authors and writers we feature every…
Great Conversations – Chris Womersley
Great conversations is a look at some of the fantastic authors and writers we feature every…
BAD: Sydney Crime Writers Festival
The Sydney Crime Writers Festival is on this weekend, celebrating the talented writers and avid readers…
Tuesday Bookclub: ‘Taboo’ by Kim Scott
A tale of Indigenous culture and their revival of community and language, two-time Miles Franklin award…