On the reading list for this weekend is Curtis Sittenfeld’s bold reimagining of recent American history in Rodham, as well as Peep Show‘s mastermind Robert…
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On the reading list for this weekend is Curtis Sittenfeld’s bold reimagining of recent American history in Rodham, as well as Peep Show‘s mastermind Robert…
One of the things that makes Australia great: it’s literally great. Like, it’s bloody huge. From the sweaty tropics of the Top End, all the…
On the list for this weekend in reading is the remarkable story of Arlan Hamilton in It’s About Damn Time and a rare perspective from…
Breasts and Eggs (Pan Macmillan) is the debut English language novel from Japanese author, Mieko Kawakami. Already an award-winning author in her home country, the…
By the time Wii arrived in 2006, Nintendo had been in the wilderness for half a decade. In the sixth-generation of console development, they took…
On the list for this weekend is the spellbinding Love After Love from Ingrid Persaud and the gripping thriller, Elly from Maike Wetzel.
A rollercoaster…
When you think back to the music of the ’60s, memories tend to be dominated by the rockers of the British Invasion. But in newly…
Daniel Lavery—best-selling author and host of the Dear Prudence podcast—has penned a book ostensibly about the experience of transition, but effortlessly traverses religion, philosophy… and…
Ludwig—a brand of percussion instruments that is still going strong today—has roots that stretch far into the previous century. Launched by the Ludwig brothers in…
On the list of fantastic new books for your weekend is Top End Girl, Miranda Tapsell’s funny and wise memoir as well as Anaesthesia, a…
When it comes to the pillars of jazz, none stand prouder than Duke Ellington. And like fellow luminaries of the idiom, he pushed this uniquely…
By the time Cat Stevens (who was born Steven Georgiou) was ready to hit the studio for the Tea for the Tillerman sessions, the twenty-one-year-old…
Being young is typified by the in-between experience. The world of Ronnie Scott’s debut novel, The Adversary (Penguin) finds characters with nothing in their pockets…
