Books

Antoinette Lattouf shares more on her anti-racism guide, ‘How to Lose Friends and Influence White People’, and making space for diversity.

Ann Mossop has been appointed the new artistic director for the Sydney Writers’ Festival (SWF), replacing Michael Williams.

In his 1972 novel The Stepford Wives, Ira Levin powerfully dramatised women’s suburban alienation and men’s resistance to feminist change. Michelle Arrow traces its enduring influence.

At just 31, Melbourne writer Jennifer Down has won the 2022  Miles Franklin Literary Award for her second novel, Bodies of Light.

Yvonne Weldon’s debut novel, Sixty-Seven Days was released in bookstores across the country last week. We chat with the author

In her debut novel The Registrar, Neela Janakiramanan adeptly paints an honest and evocative portrait of hospital life for young women.

Senator Mehreen Faruqi hosts evening of female, non-binary refugees stories in poetry performance at NSW Art Gallery

Julia Gillard is due to release a book offering reflections on her infamous misogyny speech, marking its 10-year anniversary.

Laura Fairrie’s new documtnary on Jackie Collins sheds life on an incredible and complex writer, actor and mother

NSW Premier’s Literary Awards awarded six female authors prizes, spanning across a range of categories including Indigenous Writers’ Prize.

Evelyn Araluen has won the 2022 Stella Prize for her debut and explosive collection of poetry, Dropbear, published last year.

Stella’s Forever Fund, had reached its endowment target of $3 million – securing prize money for the annual Stella Prize in perpetuity.