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The Spotted Dog review: Kerry Greenwood bakes a serving of criminal delights

The Spotted Dog review: Kerry Greenwood bakes a serving of criminal delights

This lively tale of drug runners, drama students, and deadly criminal gangs is straight out of Underbelly is told with Greenwood's trademark wit.

  • by Kerryn Goldsworthy

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Jungle Without Water review: Sreedhevi Iyer's stories of cultural cross-currents

Jungle Without Water review: Sreedhevi Iyer's stories of cultural cross-currents

A complex wrestling with identity is at the heart of all the stories Sreedhevi Iyer's collection.

  • by Kerryn Goldsworthy
Alison Lester wins the $60,000 Melbourne Prize for Literature

Alison Lester wins the $60,000 Melbourne Prize for Literature

Alison Lester is the first children's writer to win the $60,000 Melbourne Prize for Literature.

  • by Jason Steger
Bookmarks: How booksellers around the world were spurred to action

Bookmarks: How booksellers around the world were spurred to action

Antiquarian booksellers around the world went on a tactical holiday to protect members under threat from Amazon subsidiary AbeBooks.

  • by Jason Steger
George RR Martin says he's 'struggling' with next Game of Thrones novel
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George RR Martin says he's 'struggling' with next Game of Thrones novel

"I'm very conscious I have to do something great, and trying to do something great is a considerable weight to bear," he said.

  • by Robert Moran
The return of Lucia Berlin

The return of Lucia Berlin

Lucia Berlin was a writer of tender, chaotic and careworn short stories.

  • by Dwight Garner
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Books That Changed Me: A.S. Patric

Books That Changed Me: A.S. Patric

For A.S. Patric, David Malouf's early novel An Imaginary Life was not simply a great read.

Books: Laini Taylor's Muse of Nightmares No. 1 in the sci-fi and fantasy top 10

Books: Laini Taylor's Muse of Nightmares No. 1 in the sci-fi and fantasy top 10

Laini Taylor's Muse of Nightmares tops the sci-fi and fantasy charts.

The alternative art mag delving into 'fringe' and 'unimportant' news
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The alternative art mag delving into 'fringe' and 'unimportant' news

Tired of The New Yorker? Over The Atlantic? Perhaps It’s time to pick up a copy of The Believer.

  • by Tim Elliott
Minette Walters turns to history: 'It's fascinating in a ghoulish way'
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Minette Walters turns to history: 'It's fascinating in a ghoulish way'

Minette Walters never thought buying a house in Dorset 20 years ago would eventually lead her to stop writing crime fiction.

  • by Karen Hardy
Litbits: November 10, 2018
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Litbits: November 10, 2018

Here's what's going on around Canberra in the world of literature this month.

  • by Ron Cerabona