Books

So Here I am by Anna Russell is a collection of powerful speeches by women in their own words.

Michelle Obama unleashes powerful and emotive recollections from her time as First Lady in her much anticipated memoir, Becoming.

Leigh Sales has changed my mind on reading more about fear and tradgedy and how people cope following the worst days of their lives.

Liane Moriarty, says she still experiences overwhelming fear that no one will turn up to her book signings, but last night she had nothing to worry about. 

Sarah Bailey’s novel ‘Into The Night’, explores the issue of sexual assault through its’ protagonist. It was no easy task amid a climate of #MeToo.

There’s a strong link between health and happiness, and productivity and success, according to author Jerome Doraisamy. We need to share that link with high school students.

Alexis Wright has been named the 2018 Stella Award winner for her non-fiction book, Tracker.

The effects of creating an all-women prize for writing in Australia have been fast and far-reaching.

Catherine Fox’s ‘Stop Fixing Women’, a book on why building fairer workplaces is everybody’s business, has been nominated Australia’s richest award for business writing. 

It took Jenny Ackland 52 years to publish her first novel. The years, leading up to that point had been her inspiration. Now, mid-fifty, Jenny says she is the “most powerful” she has ever been.

The Stella Prize shortlist features six talented women who have written a diverse range of books. They are each up for the $50,000 Stella Prize.

I had a record reading year, thanks to insomnia & a sleep-challenged child. The highlights covered everything from surfing to management & wellness.