Sydney Story factory takes teens from playground to published authors
A published book for any first-time author is a bright and shiny thing.
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Linda Morris
Linda Morris is an arts and books writer for The Sydney Morning Herald.
More staff lash 'morally bankrupt' ABC over Catalyst redundancies
One of ABC's top radio presenters has described the broadcaster's TV chiefs as "morally and spiritually bankrupt" following the axing of weekly science show format of Catalyst.
Rogue One opening screening sells out in four minutes
Advanced ticket sales for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story shows interest among some dedicated Australian Star Wars fans is strong.
Latest Wes Anderson offering a Christmas short starring Adrien Brody
Wes Anderson is back, spreading Christmas cheer and festive dollars.
Who Bombed the Hilton? wins literary prize
A ''forensic'' investigation into the 1978 Hilton Hotel bombing wins accolade.
Chabon takes the traditions of memoir and wraps it in Moonglow
The writer's latest novel playfully examines the role of truth and fabrication in fiction, while continuing his fascination with genre.
Bitter Beatles letter sells at auction
The boom in celebrity memorabilia is bigger than ever.
The art of the children's picture book
Authors and illustrators fire up the imaginations of children.
Cosy crime series champions missing female historical figures
Think forensic science in a cosy setting, says the creator of this very cold case crime series.
Bryan Brown and the unifying power of WestWords
Actor Bryan Brown has gone back to his roots to back calls to establish the Western Sydney Centre for Writing.
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