‘My Life in Crime’ is a rollicking ride through the tapestry of cases that made up his more-than 50 years in law and order.
Ben Harvey
In a new book, journalist Barbara Demick documents how China’s one child policy and international adoption created the conditions for a brutal child trafficking industry.
Belle Taylor
Tim Curtis has spent decades learning the importance of resilience, first during a 16-year career in the Special Air Service Regiment, and secondly as a researcher and author.
Rhianna Mitchell
Celebrity memoirs are filled with fame’s dizzying heights and crushing lows, what separates this one is it all happened to the journo interviewing the celebs. WARNING: This story contains distressing details.
Ben O'Shea
Festival of Fiction returns for 2025 with a list of big-name authors on this year’s huge two-day program.
Tanya MacNaughton
Travels With Agatha Christie is a delightful new travel series coming to SBS which hides a darker past. Here’s what else our Screen Queen Clare Rigden is watching, including Bay of Fires, The Surfer and DWTS
Clare Rigden
Holden Sheppard never wanted to be a “professional homosexual”.
Kate Emery
Fleur McDonald had long wanted to try her hand at crime, so last year she left her long-time publisher, signed with HarperCollins, and wrote The Prospect, set in Kalgoorlie.
Katherine Fleming
Farmer-turned-writer Fleur McDonald has spent 15 years as a bestselling author. What made her decide to risk it all?
Kojonup farmer June Williams has written a book called You Have 6 Months about her journey with stage 4 lung cancer
Claire Middleton
The Irish-Australian author is making an anticipated return to her beloved DS Cormac Reilly series with new novel The Unquiet Grave.
Megan French
The actor has turned her hand to writing with the release of I Am Nannertgarrook, the powerful story of her First Nations ancestor who was kidnapped from her home and sold to the slave market.
Jade Jurewicz
Nothing good ever comes from anything being in the dark,” says Rachel Bin Salleh.
Natasha Clark
Proud Yawuru man and Broome-based artist Brenton E. McKenna has always felt a pull towards writing tales and creating illustrations about hairy folk.
The author of a much-loved vampire novel series that was adapted for screens has died aged 66, with fans expressing their love and grief online.
Max Corstorphan
She was the only woman to lead a French resistance network in World War II, and is the heroine of internationally bestselling Perth author Natasha Lester’s newest book.
West Australian country-born author Michael Trant has opened up about his latest rural thriller Blood and Gold in Manjimup this month.
Anjelica Smilovitis
Since the actor and gen X It Girl made her film debut at 15 with Keanu Reeves in River’s Edge, she’s been linked to powerful people, mostly men. In Say Everything, she hopes to let some of her stories go.
Dina Gachman
In 1995, a family with five kids 14 and under moved from Perth to the wetlands in Lowlands, a peaceful place between Albany and Denmark.
Sofia Fimognari
The Sydney Writers’ Festival has announced its new chair, just days after Kathy Shand quit over concerns this year’s event lacked diverse views on the Gaza conflict.
Zoe De Koning
A local initiative to get Albany children reading celebrated 20 years on Friday with a disco and face painting for parents and their young ones
Jacki Elezovich
Albany author John M. Taylor will launch the second edition of his novel I Will Find You in Albany this weekend.
Denmark author Marlane Ainsworth’s new gift book offers nuggets of gold wisdom from her everyday life and time spent in her cottage garden.
