Books Lists Got an expensive reading habit? Here’s where to find cheap books by Ria Pandey Love buying books but can’t afford your reading habit? Or are you looking to shop more sustainably? Here are some great places to pick up…
Books ‘The Mother Wound’: Amani Haydar’s memoir delivers revelation after revelation by Dan Shaw Amani Haydar’s The Mother Wound deals with unspeakable tragedy. But in the process, it dispels many myths about domestic abuse and shows how we can…
Books News In ‘The Psychic Tests’ Gary Nunn investigates the power of belief by Tammy Moir The Psychic Tests is journalist Gary Nunn’s humorous and intriguing glimpse into the world of all things psychic and medium, both here and across the…
Books ‘Bad Boy Boogie’ is the no-holds-barred tale of AC/DC icon, Bon Scott by Dan Shaw Few characters were more central to the development of Aussie rock than the late Bon Scott. In Bad Boy Boogie, Jeff Apter tells the story…
Books Lists News 10 books to guarantee you win Father’s Day 2021 by Dan Shaw With Father’s Day fast approaching, it’s time to get our lit-lovin’ dads something fresh to devour. Let’s take a look at some killer books for…
Books News ‘Into the Never’ lifts the lid on a Nine Inch Nails masterpiece by Dan Shaw The Downward Spiral was a ’90s cultural touchstone. In Into the Never, Adam Steiner explores the Nine Inch Nails classic from every angle. If you…
Books Lists 21 of the best non-fiction books of the 2010s by Ria Pandey In the 2010s, non-fiction writers frequently turned to concepts of mortality, social injustice, history, and psychology when expressing their truths. We’ve narrowed down some of…
Books Six non-fiction books by women of colour that are shaping modern literature by Ria Pandey We’ve collected six incredible, must-read non-fiction books written by women of colour, covering everything from immigration to celebrity culture. Despite living in 2021, women of…
Books Politics ‘Revolt’ is a gripping chronicle of the anti-globalisation movement by Dan Shaw In Revolt, Nadav Eyal takes readers on a whirlwind tour of the world, sharing dispatches from various battlegrounds in the uprising against globalisation. We’re often…
Books ‘Gone to the Woods’: Gary Paulsen’s memoir of a fractured childhood by Dan Shaw Gary Paulsen’s childhood memoir Gone to the Woods speaks to his audience with vividness and brims with his unique poetic voice. In the domain of…
Books Delia Falconer’s ‘Sydney’ casts the Harbour City in a new light by Dan Shaw Sydney is Delia Falconer’s intimate portrayal of Australia’s oldest city. It’s a must-read for anyone wishing to gain a deeper understanding of its identity and culture….
Books ‘A Human’s Guide to the Future’: exploring new frontiers in tech with Dr Jordan Nguyen by Thomas Noss Dr Jordan Nguyen offers approachable insight into the future possibilities afforded by modern technologies in A Human’s Guide to the Future. Dr Jordan Nguyen seems…
Books ‘The Lonely Century’: Noreena Hertz’s tonic for the ‘Black Mirror’ generation by Dan Shaw The Lonely Century is Noreena Hertz’s thorough interrogation of the experience of loneliness and the ways that we can reconnect. If the mantras of ‘togetherness’…
