Book Club / Culture
Bella McGoldrick on Joan Didion, Anthony Bourdain and the book that changed her life
“Hemmingway – how audacious – I guess that’s why he’s good.”
“Hemmingway – how audacious – I guess that’s why he’s good.”
Lili Anolik’s new book takes us inside Didion and Babitz’s rivalry.
“Not a book but rather a remote to click Channel 10 on, to watch The Simpsons.”
Author, zero-waste advocate, and aerospace engineer—she’s a powerhouse in actionable change.
“I remember seeing pictures of Voss, SS01, in a magazine when I was like eleven. I was obsessed. How could someone not be?”
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.”
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
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.
The American literary icon and author of ‘American Psycho’ will be putting down the pen and picking up the camera.
What you should be reading this September.
Sunday afternoon read, anyone?
From ‘The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck’ to ‘Breakfast of Champions’, these are the writer, actor, and directors all-time favourites.
Benedicte Bemet, the Principal Artist at the Australian Ballet shares with us her essential reads, childhood favourites and the books that changed her life.
The first instalment of the RUSSH Book Club is brought to you by Australian-born, L.A.-based actor Hayley Magnus. Here she shares the books to know, to love, to read over and over again and gift to the ones you hold closest.
Beware of women who read. Take your cues from Cindy and Amber and get your head in the books. Everything and anything.