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Margaret Atwood is writing a sequel for The Handmaid’s Tale

Margaret Atwood is writing a sequel for The Handmaid’s Tale

Under her eye.

  • by Alexandra Alter

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Australia's top selling gardening books

Australia's top selling gardening books

Habitat by A.B. Bishop tops the Australian gardening books bestsellers chart

Books that Changed Me: Alison Binks

Books that Changed Me: Alison Binks

Marilynne Robinson's Gilead gave Alison Binks insight into the whole notion of an interior life.

Peter James: The mystery caller who set me on a 30-year quest

Peter James: The mystery caller who set me on a 30-year quest

Peter James' latest thriller was prompted by a mysterious phone call but it took him 30 years to write.

  • by Peter Stanford
Litbits: Happenings in the Canberra literary scene, November 17, 2018

Litbits: Happenings in the Canberra literary scene, November 17, 2018

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

  • by Karen Hardy
Wordplay: why words are David Astle's favourite plasticine

Wordplay: why words are David Astle's favourite plasticine

Why the best career ever is to be insatiably romantic about the semantic.

  • by David Astle
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The chance encounter that led to a TV adaptation 25 years later

The chance encounter that led to a TV adaptation 25 years later

Isobelle Carmody's award-winning book The Gathering is being transformed for television. But there's a twist.

  • by Broede Carmody
Extraordinary true story of a combat cameraman wins literary prize
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Extraordinary true story of a combat cameraman wins literary prize

A ''drama-documentary'' featuring the war experiences of combat cameraman Mike Lewis has won a major literary award.

  • by Linda Morris
Insomnia review: Marina Benjamin on the turbo-charge of sleeplessness

Insomnia review: Marina Benjamin on the turbo-charge of sleeplessness

Marina Benjamin's account of how the sleepless mind wanders, free-associates, roams and transgresses is mimicked by the form of this book.

  • by Fiona Capp
Beneath the Skin review: Essays on what goes on inside our bodies

Beneath the Skin review: Essays on what goes on inside our bodies

The most surprising thing to emerge from this collection of essays on the inner life of the flesh is just how expendable are many of our body parts.

  • by Fiona Capp
On Patriotism review: Paul Daley on the foundations Australia can be proud of

On Patriotism review: Paul Daley on the foundations Australia can be proud of

Paul Daley explores the stories we tell ourselves about who we are

  • by Fiona Capp