American author Siri Hustvedt on blending fiction and memoir in her latest novel Memories of the Future, Argentinean author Mariana Dimópolus and her translator Alice Whitmore, and Australian author Chris Womersley on his first short fiction collection A Lovely and Terrible Thing.

In her new book, Memories of the Future, the American author deliberately blurs the lines between fiction and memoir.

New Zealand born JP Pomare's debut thriller has become a bestseller.

Fourteen-year-old Hlu recommends Marie Lu's Legend Trilogy.

Matt Cosgrove's Alpacas with Maracas has been chosen for this year's National Simultaneous Storytime.

The Australian author's new book takes us to a 2074 where corporations profit from climate change refugees.

There will be no Vogel prize awarded this year, after the judges said no manuscript "quite makes the grade."

T.C. Boyle on Outside Looking In, Australian author Rohan Wilson looks to the future, and author/illustrator Matt Cosgrove and Australian Library and Information Association CEO Sue McKerracher on the importance of reading aloud to children.

T.C. Boyle on Outside Looking In, Australian author Rohan Wilson looks to the future, and author/illustrator Matt Cosgrove and Australian Library and Information Association CEO Sue McKerracher on the importance of reading aloud to children.

Outside Looking In chronicles the famous Harvard LSD trials of the 1960s.