‘The first step is truth-telling’: Q&A with Claire G. Coleman
We spoke with award-winning author and Noongar woman Claire G. Coleman about her new book, Lies, Damned Lies.
The Coffin Confessor: Bill Edgar gives the dead their final say
Bill Edgar’s new book tells of how he survived a life of hardship to speak up for the lost, the vulnerable and the dead.
‘My perception of consent as a youngster was very warped’: Q&A with Yumi Stynes and Melissa Kang
Yumi Stynes and Dr Melissa Kang talk about their new book, Welcome to Consent.
‘My life literally had to happen in order for me to write these books’: Q&A with Michael Mohammed Ahmad
We talked with the Miles Franklin shortlisted author about his new book, The Other Half of You.
Getting in sync with the wilder world: Q&A with Claire Dunn
Ahead of our July 19 author event with Dunn, we asked the eco-activist a few questions about her new book.
‘These tiny little moments spark so much change’: 17-year-old climate leader and now author Jean Hinchliffe
The 17-year-old activist has written a new guidebook to help young people take action to fight for what’s right.
Q&A: Zoe Holman, author of Where the Water Ends
We spoke with journalist and poet Zoe Holman on her expansive, humanist account of the refugee crisis in Europe.
Kerstin Thompson Architects launches new monograph series
We spoke with series editor Fleur Watson on the book, its subject and the concept behind the series.
A story of violence, truth and justice that goes right to the nation’s heart
Historian Mark McKenna talks about his new book, Return to Uluru: a cold case about a killing in central Australia brought to life through new evidence.
A book with its own mixtape: Barry Divola’s debut novel is straight from a music nerd’s heart
The author of Driving Stevie Fracasso shares influences and origins behind his debut novel – a story about brothers, US road trips and rock n roll.