‘I suppose I was willing everything, including me, back to life’: Q&A with Tim Ross on Scorcher
Aussie comedian, radio host, design enthusiast and TV presenter Tim Ross speaks about his new book, Scorcher.
‘The characters come first’: Q&A with Michael Connelly
The renowned crime fiction author talks about his latest book, The Dark Hours.
Q&A: David Hunt, author of Girt Nation
‘The Girt books wallow in the crimes, weaknesses and disorders of humanity, which Australia has enjoyed in abundance.’
‘A bit braver, a bit wilder’: Charlotte Wood on the riches of creativity for all
“I really feel quite strongly that the pleasure of making – whether it’s a cake, or a ceramic pot, or through song – is just such a nourishing thing for anyone.”
‘Everyone is so sure what they think’: Diana Reid has written the new Australian campus novel
We spoke with the author about her debut novel, and the value of literature to explore the grey areas in questions of power.
‘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.