When you can no longer care for yourself, what will you do? The award-winning play The Father, from French wunderkind Florien Zeller asks some terrifying questions.

In a new young adult novel, three Australian authors have come together to write a book about cyberbuyllying of teenage girls.

Winner of the Thomas Shapcott Poetry Prize, Shastra Deo is our poet of the week.

We compare the book to film adaptation of David Grann’s The Lost City of Z about the early 20th century British adventurer Percy Fawcett.

Joyce Carol Oates' keynote at the 2017 Melbourne Writers Festival.

Naomi Shihab Nye grew up between the Midwest and the West Bank, and her poetry makes connections between places and people that seem beyond connection.

Novelist, journalist and essayist Álvaro Enrigue imagines history as a wild tennis game, where ideas made of human hair are batted back and forth across an ocean of ideas.

A collection of haute couture garments from fashion house Dior is set to go on show at the National Gallery of Victoria.

Fish is a fantastical soap opera about fear written by the Rollercoaster Theatre company ensemble, an independent, not-for-profit ensemble of trained actors with disabilities.

Cellist Cris Derksen refuses to conform to a label - a classically trained musician, she incorporates elements of her Canadian indigenous heritage and modern electronics in her performances.