50 years of ground-breaking art under John Kaldor
A new, luminous and fascinating book celebrates fifty years of Kaldor Public Art Projects.
Ashe Davenport on being a sad mum lady
Author Ashe Davenport talks about her acerbically funny memoir, Sad Mum Lady.
What We’re Reading in June
A peek inside the current reading lives of Roaring Stories’ staff. This month’s book list includes: The Rain Heron, Latitudes of Longing and Exciting Times.
Village of Readers: Fiona Loader
Musician Fiona Loader inaugurates our new series, which profiles booklovers of the Inner West.
Dr Space Junk and mystery of the new past
A brief encounter of the cosmic kind with Alice Gorman, space archaeologist.
Review: How Much of These Hills is Gold
‘It’s a novel exactly like the tigers that prowl the story’s edges – ferocious, gleam-eyed, fearsome-beautiful.’
Good reading with Rowena Morcom
The founder of Good Reading Mag shares origin stories, recommendations and hope.
Keep calm and eat chocolate: advice from an anxiety specialist and sufferer
Author and psychologist Mark Cross on how to cope with corona-anxiety.
How corona-kindness restored Cassie Hamer’s faith in humanity
Author Cassie Hamer talks horror neighbours and corona-kindness.
Meeting Maida: Robert Tickner on his new book Ten Doors Down
Former Federal Minister Robert Tickner talks about his new book, Ten Doors Down.