American author Kristen Roupenian's book of short stories including the New Yorker story, Cat Woman, that went viral, Puberty Blues author Gabrielle Carey on Australian young adult writer Ivan Southall and debut novelists Bram Presser and Katherine Collette share their juvenilia.

The hero of Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird was revealed to be a racist in its sequel Go Set A Watchman. Historian Joseph Crespino explores how these seemingly different men were both inspired by Lee's father, A.C Lee.

The author of the YA hit The Hate U Give talks about her follow-up novel, On The Come Up.

The chief executive Louise Adler and more than half the board has resigned, over changes to the direction of the publisher.

The legacy of Andrew McGahan whose books ranged from grunge lit to fantasy.

Remembering Miles Franklin author Andrew McGahan, bestselling YA author Angie Thomas on her new novel The Come Up and the origins of Harper Lee's famous character Atticus Finch.

Remembering Miles Franklin author Andrew McGahan, bestselling YA author Angie Thomas on her new novel The Come Up and the origins of Harper Lee's famous character Atticus Finch.

Award-winning author Melissa Lucashenko talks about her new book, Aboriginal language, and the state of indigenous literature in Australia.

With choices ranging from Andy Griffiths to Marcus Zusak, you might be surprised by what Australia's primary school students are reading.

How will the lives of the nine strangers be transformed in bestselling author Liane Moriarty's latest novel?