The Sydney Review of Books reveals unexpected sides to Sydney with a new series of writing about place.

Pete Byfield wrote his first country song in 2014. Since then, the Northam music shop owner has been prolific, writing songs about life on the farm, drought, and even science fiction.

Have you ever fallen in love with a spotlight? Nigel Levings has.

The Gustav Sonata is the latest novel by celebrated English novelist Rose Tremain.

Sisters in Crime, a group who champions women crime writers, is having its 25th Anniversary Convention.

For three years in the late 1960s, John Olsen ran an art school. Juliet Schlunke was one of his students, and she takes us behind the scenes.

Matthew Griffin's heartbreaking, tender novel Hide is about an ageing gay couple from North Carolina, and the enormous sacrifices they have made to be together.

Australian writer Mark Smith shares his favourite work of art for Masterpiece.

Extraordinary stories of shorebird migration have inspired an exhibition about human migration experiences.

Social satire about a deeply divided America.