For the Sydney Fringe Festival British fine artist INSA is putting on a retrospective of his signature GIF-ITI.

When comedian Peter Helliar was a kid, he wanted to be an author. So he started his own living room 'publishing house', and wrote some books!

Laura Hassler is the founder of Musicians Without Borders, an organisation that brings the healing power of music to war-torn countries.

Pakistani English writer Kamila Shamsie knows that she's likely to be pulled aside in airports, asked to demonstrate again and again that she's British enough.

Pigeons, bats, dogs and cats; cities aren't just for people and an exhibition in Sydney explores the idea that the city is shared by animals too.

Bibliophile Stuart Kells on real and imagined libraries and the love of books.

Manal Younus is a performance poet whose work explores themes of identity, family, history and race.

What secrets are witnessed by the trees?

James Colley, author of Too Right, talks about the silencing of Peter Chudd, Australia's most controversial far-right columnist, who 'wrote' Too Right with James.

Regarded as a masterpiece of modern theatre, productions of Angels in America are usually lavish affairs. But a new independent production in Melbourne strips all that away.