Shakespearean Moved Readings at UWA
Strip us back, and the similarities outweigh the differences.
What I Talk About When I Talk About Murakami
Reading a Murakami book for the first time is like climbing into your bed after you’ve just changed your sheets.
What We Were Reading – May Edition
Inferno – Dan Brown “The decisions of our past are the architects of our present.” Published in 2013, Inferno is Dan Brown’s fourth novel following Harvard professor Robert Langdon. As…
What We’ve Been Reading this Month
If on a Winter’s Night a Traveller by Italo Calvino If you were looking for a slightly confusing, low-key frustrating page turner to occupy you on a rainy day then…
Scribblers Festival: Words with Katherine Dorrington
Scribblers is a new annual festival celebrating children’s literature. It has been developed as part of FORM’s Creative Learning Program, which aims to equip children and young adults with the…
Don’t be Frightened by Doorstopper Books
To the average reader, Victorian era literature can be suffocating. Victorian literature has a certain reputation for overly long and boring books in which polite people get offended and worry…
REVIEW: Conversations with Creative Women
As a very easy pick-up, put-down read, this book travelled with me wherever I went for a couple weeks.
What we’re reading
Aliens edited by Jim Al-Khalili Aden Curran With its green pages and cover page inspired by the film ‘Alien,’ this is just about the sexiest science book you’ll ever see.…
REVIEW – All We Saw by Anne Michaels
Anne Michaels’ latest book of poetry All We Saw is a rhythmic meditation on life and death.
After the dust settled: author Craig Silvey on the threat of censorship
"...it’s ultimately a disservice to shield young adults from truths that are upsetting, because it’s inevitable that they will eventually encounter them."