It’s 2021. COVID-19 buzzes like a hungry wasp over the tentative return of public events, while a small community event called ‘Poetry in the Park’ is launched. It was here I first met Minney Richani.
From Carmen Maria Machado to Neil Gaiman.
“This book documents my five-year Cornucopia tour, a culmination of a decade’s work with 360-degree sound and visual software in virtual reality and animation.”
“I remember seeing pictures of Voss, SS01, in a magazine when I was like eleven. I was obsessed. How could someone not be?”
Expect musings on grief, redemption, desire, and hopefully some Rooney bread-and-butter like horny sex scenes, Marxism, and class tensions.
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My favourite book of all time … “Is hard to decide. I want a book to move me, deeply, and what moves me depends on what is happening in my life at the time.”
“I’m forever a horse girl”
It’s safe to say when it comes to writing she’s done it all.
Writer, curator and knitter, we speak with Sophia Cai on all things writing and books
“Ok, so, I am just now realising I’m in a bit of a non-fiction ocean phase.”
The biography will cover the Kennedys’ storied life: from the weather conditions on the night where tragedy struck, to earlier days of Kennedy Junior’s infancy during his father’s assassination.
Everything you need to know about the upcoming romantasy novel ‘The Last One’ and when it will be released in Australia.
A confirmed bibliophile.
A photograph Is worth a thousand words
Book critic, Journalist and Author Jessie Tu tells us about her favourite books and authors.
Here’s the reading material we’re loving this year.
The NYT bestselling author will be part of Sydney’s Festival of Dangerous Ideas and Melbourne’s Now or Never.
It may have been 16 years since the original ‘The Hunger Games’ book was published, but that doesn’t mean we’re over it just yet.
