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 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.
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.
Rediscovering Balmain during a pandemic: an interview with the artist Jan Larsen
Find Jan Larsen’s beautiful Balmain greeting cards at Roaring Stories.
Letting forth late flowers while ‘ineluctably sagging’: Robert Dessaix on ageing well
Septuagenarian author and former ABC RN presenter talks about the sustaining power of a rich, rooted and playful inner life.
Big guns, huge balls: Peter Charley on infiltrating the NRA
In How to Sell a Massacre, Peter Charley explains why hidden cameras and fake identities were necessary to his information-gathering investigation.
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.