Linda Morris

Linda Morris

Linda Morris is an arts and books writer for The Sydney Morning Herald.

Hillary Clinton on the day after her election loss.

Hillary Clinton to pen reflections in two book deal

The appetite for the memoirs of leading political figures shows no sign of abating, even among the vanquished, with Hillary Clinton landing a two-book deal.

<i>Pitch Perfect 2</I> gave its director, Elizabeth Banks, the second biggest opening ever for a female director.

Hollywood diversity: Male film directors outweigh women 24:1

A lack of gender and racial diversity in Hollywood is not merely limited to front-of-camera acting roles.

Pauline Hanson's stance on copyright protections could be crucial to whether legislation before the Senate is passed.

Book industry turns to Hanson, Hinch for support

Senators Pauline Hanson and Derryn Hinch have emerged as pivotal figures in the Australian book industry's campaign to scuttle calls by the Productivity Commission to scrap certain copyright restrictions affecting Australian authors and publishers.

Simon Longstaff's first children's book was written for his son and daughter, now aged 22 and 21.

Weaving ethics into children's fiction

Dr Simon Longstaff raises ethical questions in a modern children's fairytale.

Young talent time: First time published students (L to R) Finbar Clayton, Phoebe Lu, Briana Terman, Bindi Mutiara; ...

Sydney Story factory takes teens from playground to published authors

A published book for any first-time author is a bright and shiny thing.

ABC's Robyn Williams,who presents a Science Show on ABC Radio.

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.