Novelist, critic and photographer Teju Cole has written a complex novel of Nigeria, of return, of reading, public transport, class and belonging.

Sam Neil stars in a new Kiwi film, The Hunt for the Wilderpeople, set in the wild New Zealand landscape.

On the anniversary of the historic 1967 referendum, a new work inspired by Aboriginal creation stories from across Australia will be projected onto the Sydney Opera House.

Legendary boxer Henry Nissen is The Fighter, in Arnold Zable's biographical tale of a man of Melbourne's streets.

Australian novelist Karen Foxlee reveals the top five works which continue to inspire her.

Nigerian New Yorker Teju Cole is a photographer, art critic and novelist, who knows how to use focus, clarity and changing fields of interest across all his forms.

Kiera Lindsey's new novel is a ripping tale set in colonial Australia, based on a true story of bride kidnapping.

It's taken more than twenty years for a professional production of Angels in America to be performed in Perth. Director Kate Cherry has a close connection to the play, after she attended one of its' first ever readings in the US.

Angela Flournoy's powerful debut novel tells the story of a sprawling African-American family in the Detroit.

Award winning author Gillian Mears died this month, at the age of 51. In this Top Shelf, recorded in 2015, she describes many of her favourite childhood books.