At the Margaret River Readers and Writers Festival, a very tender conversation with poet Dennis Haskell, about his book Ahead of Us, a collection of poems which documents his experience of his wife dying from cancer.

There are plenty of prizes, scholarships and mentorships available for young writers, but what about the older writers who haven't yet been published, asks novelist and playwright Krissy Kneen.

The Chat is a new play, devised by artists and former prisoners, that asks us to re-examine our understanding of the criminal justice system.

Author of the bestselling thriller talks about the struggles and pleasures in the writing of this book.

Charlotte Wood describes the things that have inspired her latest novel for Top Shelf.

What can a British feminist play from the 1980s offer a contemporary Australian audience? Plenty, says Justin Martin.

Zoey Dawson's latest play Conviction began as an attempt to write a "proper" play. It ended up as a meditation on who decides which stories we tell in Australian theatres.

Perth has more old art deco cinemas still standing than any other capital city in Australia. A new book, Picture Palaces of the Golden West, explores their history.

Hundreds of voices raised in the songs of Bob Marley and The Specials. Windrush captures the story of mass migration from the Caribbean to the UK.

A novel that moves between Berlin and Sydney, finding both light and shadows in both places.