Book to Film reviewers Alicia Sometimes and Thomas Caldwell discuss the film adaptation of JG Ballard's novel, High-Rise.

Bestselling novel Jasper Jones has been adapted to the stage, author Craig Silvey and playwright Kate Mulvany discuss the process.

An exhibition of Chinese prints from 1954-2002 gives a fresh perspective on that country and its art.

This writer of English psychological thrillers went to Indonesia and had to write a book about its intrigues, secrets and tragedies.

Last in Australia to promote his Man Booker shortlisted novel, Narcopolis, Jeet Thayil returns as the Queensland poet-in-residence.

One hundred voices - one hundred years of searching for peace. To mark two significant war anniversaries, the Heidelberg Choral Society has commissioned a new musical work called When The Bugle Calls.

Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton have built a wild 78-Storey Treehouse and filled it with verve, chaos, cows and engaging words and images for their passionate readers.

The Word is an ABC iview series featuring Australian slam poets from diverse cultural backgrounds.

The new program from the Australian Chamber Choir presents three of Bach's masterpieces alongside one of the most difficult pieces in the motet repertoire: Messiaen's O sacrum convivium.

Sydney has a new open-air public sculpture show, at Barangaroo Reserve, along the harbour foreshore.