Singer and grammar enthusiast Louisa Fitzhardinge performs an anthem for word nerds.

Beautiful! Compassionate! Radiant! Accomplished! are just some superlatives you'll come across on the front cover of the books you're reading.

WA writer and Miles Franklin winner Josephine Wilson writes in a specially designed room.

As a lover of literary fiction, Bani Adams is unique in the sea of hyper masculinity at his school, Punchbowl Boys High, Western Sydney.

Jaxie Clackton is a teenage misfit on the run looking for peace and redemption in the West Australian desert after escaping an abusive father.

A look at toxic masculinity from two different writers, Tim Winton and Michael Mohammed Ahmad, inside the writing room of Miles Franklin winner Josephine Wilson, a history of the blurb and an ode to grammar with cabaret performer Louisa Fitzhardinge.

A look at toxic masculinity from two different writers, Tim Winton and Michael Mohammed Ahmad, inside the writing room of Miles Franklin winner Josephine Wilson, a history of the blurb and an ode to grammar with cabaret performer Louisa Fitzhardinge.

In an old fashioned debate, six Australian authors battle out the proposition 'write what you know'.

In an old fashioned debate, six Australian authors battle out the proposition 'write what you know': Mark Brandi, Claire Coleman, Bram Presser, Jane Rawson, Graeme Simsion and Michelle Aung Thin.

In an old fashioned debate, six Australian authors battle out the proposition 'write what you know': Mark Brandi, Claire Coleman, Bram Presser, Jane Rawson, Graeme Simsion and Michelle Aung Thin.