Fiction
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Book review: Devotion, Hannah Kent
Hannah Kent’s stunning third book is a queer love story that transcends time and space.
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TV review: Books That Made Us
This ABC and Blackfella Films production tries to get books back on the box but focuses too much on celebrity.
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Book review: The Stoning, Peter Papathanasiou
Outback noir debut follows and diverges from the dusty trail set by Jane Harper's The Dry.
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Festival brings stories to your door
This year's Story Week will help bring art back to Sydney streets and beyond.
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Book review: Wild Place, Christian White
A thriller exploring why good people do bad things.
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Book review: 7 1/2, Christos Tsiolkas
Chasing beauty in three intertwining stories.
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Marketing books in the digital age
As she grows her publishing house from scratch, Terri-ann White offers advice on marketing books.
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Book review: Who Sleuthed it? Edited by Lindy Cameron
Beastly tales of crime.
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Book review: Scary Monsters, Michelle de Kretser
Scary Monsters explores alienation with subtlety, insight and ambiguity.
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Migration stories in graphic books
The flight of the diaspora is being captured by Australian artists.