Alicia Sometimes and Thomas Caldwell on Romain Puértolas' hit debut novel, and the much altered film adaptation directed by Ken Scott.

Australian author and doctor Melanie Cheng talks about her new novel, which sees a Chinese student move in to the home of an ageing Melbourne woman.

A new report warns that writing is in danger of becoming an elitist profession, as it becomes harder to make a living from books.

Man Booker award-winning author Ian McEwan on his latest novel Machines Like Me, Australian writer and doctor Melanie Cheng on Room for a Stranger, and Alicia Sometimes and Thomas Caldwell are back to give their take on another book to film adaptation: The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir Who Got Trapped in an Ikea Wardrobe by Romain Puértolas.

Man Booker award-winning author Ian McEwan on his latest novel Machines Like Me, Australian writer and doctor Melanie Cheng on Room for a Stranger, and Alicia Sometimes and Thomas Caldwell are back to give their take on another book to film adaptation: The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir Who Got Trapped in an Ikea Wardrobe by Romain Puértolas.

In McEwan's version of 1980s London, Alan Turing is still alive, the UK has lost the Falklands War, and for the right price you can buy your own fully functioning humanoid robot.

The bestselling Australian author discusses the third book in the Rosie series, The Rosie Result, at Sydney Writers' Festival.

The bestselling Australian author discusses the third book in the Rosie series, The Rosie Result, at Sydney Writers' Festival.

Conjoined twins, Sea and Serene, are content with their life until a stranger comes into their world and disrupts all they know.

Conjoined twins, Sea and Serene, are content with their life until a stranger comes into their world and disrupts all they know.