Michael Rosen follows the famous French author in exile in London after he was sentenced to prison for his vocal support of Alfred Dreyfus.

This letter is by writer and poet Luke Davies, as he listened to the music of contemporary Australian composer Damien Barbeler, performed by Genevieve Lacey and James Crabb.

Germaine Greer, one of the most important feminist thinkers of the 20th Century, on her life, letters and legacy.

Across four generations and almost a century, Pachinko tells the story of a Korean family's search for identity.

We look back on the life of award-winning American writer Paula Fox.

An exhibition that brings the work of French sculptor Auguste Rodin into conversation with leading contemporary artists.

An exhibition of Charles Blackman’s landmark Schoolgirl paintings has just opened at the Heide Museum of Modern Art in Melbourne.

Louis Nowra’s biography of Woolloomooloo is an endearing and faintly shambolic love letter to the tiny suburb.

Children's author Michael Rosen shares his love for the book Emil and the Detectives by Erich Kästner.

The dramatic history of sex, violence and revolution inside one of Russia’s most enduring cultural institutions.