Look What We Made
Look What We Made is an eclectic collection of maker stories from across Australia, lovingly brought to you by the people behind frankie magazine. Inside you’ll meet hatmakers and brewers, potters and jewellers, plus tex...
Category: Books
Alexis Wright wins 2018 Stella Prize for Tracker
Alexis Wright has been awarded the 2018 Stella Prize for her remarkable biography of Aboriginal leader, thinker and entrepreneur, Tracker Tilmouth. Tracker is a book uniquely written by weaving and layering first-person ...
Provocative, political, speculative: your guide to the 2018 Stella sho...
Six years ago, The Stella Prize burst onto the Australian literary scene with an air of urgency. The A$50,000 award was the progeny of the Stella Count – a campaign highlighting the under-representation of women authors ...
Jeremy Stanford: Rapture
After the success of his first book, Year of the Queen, Jeremy Stanford is back with his gripping and darkly comic debut novel, Rapture – which explores the fight for the ownership of God, and tries to imagine what...
Bowerbird: The art of making theatre drawn from life
Full of insights that you will find yourself quoting in surprising contexts and casual conversations, Bowerbird: The art of making theatre drawn from life is a new book by one of Australia’s most inventive playwrights, A...
2018 NSW Premier’s Literary Awards Shortlists Announced
The State Library of NSW have announced the contemporary works by leading and emerging Australian writers that have been shortlisted for the 2018 NSW Premier’s Literary Awards. Thirty judges considered almost 600 e...
2018 Stella Prize shortlist gives voice to powerful untold stories on ...
Now in its sixth year, the influential and a much-loved feature of the Australian literary calendar, the Stella Prize has announced the six extraordinary books by Australian women on the 2018 shortlist. In a year when wo...
Jennifer Mills: Dyschronia
Weaving questions of consciousness and conscience into one young woman’s migraine-wracked visions of the futures, Dyschronia by Jennifer Mills is a brilliant, poignant novel that plays with the complexity of time a...
