Pulitzer prize-winning American poet, Sharon Olds on her Odes to the body.

The evolution of feelings in Western literature since the medieval period. How did it go from action to interiority?

Through stories of their life and family, Ivan Coyote works fearlessly at the edges of gender, queer and identity politics.

Artist Duncan Moon is transforming an old 1960s suburban toilet block in to a work of art.

For Top Shelf, poet, translator and debut novelist Lia Hills reveals her favourite books and music.

Young adult fiction author Robert Newton with what's on his Top Shelf.

In his charming book Snooze, writer Michael McGirr explores the history and writings on sleep, dreams and nightmares.

A frustrated parking inspector, an unsettling child, a misunderstood sex worker and a mysterious sticky black substance all meet in a new play in Perth.

Jenny Orchard has won the premier national ceramics award for her work which imagines the potential of what a harmonious world could be.

The Melbourne Cabaret Festival opens tonight, and to celebrate two cabaret performers join us to talk about their tribute shows to Joni Mitchell and Ethel Merman and to perform live.