Australian Authors Win Prestigious James Beard Awards
Australian cookbook authors Helen Goh and Yoko Nakazawa have won at the 2026 James Beard Awards, celebrating their contributions to the culinary world.
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Braidwood Museum's 1963 Slide Trove Revived
Braidwood Museum revives a nationally significant collection of 1963 slides, offering a unique glimpse into the region's history and culture.
Toby Stephens on Equus and Menier Chocolate Factory
Actor Toby Stephens discusses his role in Equus at the Menier Chocolate Factory, reflecting on the play's themes and his career journey.
70 Brilliant Books for Summer: Top Picks and Must-Reads
Discover 70 brilliant books for summer, including dynamite debuts, must-read memoirs, and magical children's fiction, curated by leading authors Mark Haddon, Samantha Harvey, and Zadie Smith.
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Summer Reading Picks from Top Authors
Discover this summer's must-read book recommendations from celebrated authors including Mark Haddon, Samantha Harvey, and Zadie Smith, spanning fiction, non-fiction, and poetry.
Booktopia’s World Book Day Sale Slashes Kids’ Titles to $5
Booktopia slashes kids' books to $5 for World Book Day, promoting daily reading and literacy.
Newcastle Men's Book Club Fosters Connection Over Tough Reads
Newcastle's Tough Guy Book Club helps men connect over literature, breaking stereotypes and building friendships.
Failure Was My Thing: Virginia Evans on Rejection
Women's Prize winner Virginia Evans opens up about facing years of rejection before her breakthrough novel, sharing lessons on resilience and the writing life.
David Hockney Remembered: Whiteread and Deller Tribute
Leading British artists Rachel Whiteread and Jeremy Deller reflect on the legacy of David Hockney following his passing at 88, highlighting his influence on their work and contemporary art.
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Embrace English Hybridity: Celtic and Norman Roots
An article explores how English identity is a blend of Celtic culture and Norman wisdom, urging celebration of this hybrid heritage.
A New Chapter for Fun Book Groups: Evolution
Book groups are reinventing themselves with diverse genres, digital tools, and social events, making reading a shared adventure again.
Readers' Top 100 Novels List Sparks Heated Debate
The Guardian's readers' top 100 novels list has ignited controversy, with passionate debates over omissions and rankings of classic and contemporary works.
Mary Hooper, Children's Author, Dies at 82
Mary Hooper, celebrated for her historical children's novels including 'At the Sign of the Sugared Plum,' has passed away at 82, leaving a legacy of engaging young readers with the past.
Bob Carr Opens Up About Grief After Wife Helena's Sudden Death
Bob Carr shares his grief after wife Helena's sudden death in Vienna, and how he coped by walking Sydney streets at night.
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Rachel Nicholson, Acclaimed British Painter, Dies at 85
Rachel Nicholson, a British painter known for her delicate still lifes and landscapes, has died at 85. Her work is held in major collections worldwide.
Lyse Doucet Wins Women's Prize for Non-Fiction
Lyse Doucet's 'The Finest Hotel in Kabul' wins Women's Prize for Non-Fiction, honoring her vivid account of Afghanistan's turmoil and resilience.
Furious Guerrilla Art Response to Epstein Files
A new wave of guerrilla art emerges in response to the Epstein files, with artists using anger and creativity to confront the disturbing revelations.
David Hockney: Celebrated British Artist Dies at 89
David Hockney, the iconic British painter known for his vibrant landscapes and portraits, has died at 89. His work spanned decades, influencing modern art.
Share Your Tributes and Memories of David Hockney
We invite you to share your personal tributes and memories of the iconic artist David Hockney, whose vibrant works have inspired millions worldwide.
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Best Recent Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror Reviews
A roundup of the latest science fiction, fantasy, and horror novels, featuring gripping tales and imaginative worlds that push genre boundaries.
David Hockney, Revolutionary British Artist, Dies at 88
David Hockney, the iconic British painter known for his sun-drenched California swimming pools and six-decade career spanning pop art, photo-collage, and digital works, has died aged 88.
David Hockney: A Life in Pictures Photo Exhibition
A new exhibition showcases David Hockney's life through photographs, offering a unique glimpse into the artist's world and creative journey.
The Long Drop review: Denise Mina's whisky-soaked murder tale
Linda McLean adapts Denise Mina's true-crime novel about a notorious Glasgow triple murder with wit and horror, capturing the depravity in a gripping theatre production.
Ruth Ozeki: All My Books Try to Recreate Charlotte's Web
Author Ruth Ozeki shares that every novel she writes is an attempt to recreate the magic of E.B. White's classic children's book Charlotte's Web.
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Sally Beamish's 'House of Wonder' Album Review
Sally Beamish's new album 'House of Wonder' blends folk and classical in a stunning collection, showcasing her masterful composition and emotional depth.
The Twitnam Summer Review: Swift, Gay and Pope's Season
A review of Hester Grant's 'The Twitnam Summer', exploring the book's witty portrayal of Jonathan Swift, John Gay, and Alexander Pope's summer escapades.
O'Farrell's Land: Irish History Reduced to Cliché
A critical review of Maggie O'Farrell's novel 'Land', arguing it oversimplifies 19th-century Irish history into a theme-pub cliché, ignoring the complexity of Irish identity.
Reader Q&A: Books Team Picks 100 Novels to Read Before You Die
Join our books team as they answer your questions about the 100 novels everyone should read. From classics to modern masterpieces, find your next great read.
Ilka Tampke’s How to Love the World: A Stirring Novel
Ilka Tampke's new novel explores love, grief, and our bond with nature through a woman's journey after her mother's death. A poignant, lyrical read.
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Women's Prize Winners: Evans and Doucet Triumph
Virginia Evans wins Women's Prize for Fiction with 'The Correspondent'; Lyse Doucet wins Nonfiction for 'The Finest Hotel in Kabul'.
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