Coming-of-age debut novel has strengths that impress Nicky Pellegrino.

The actress from Top Girls welcomes you into the inner sanctum of her world as a book worm.

Her aim is to help 'kickstart a revolution' by giving citizens access to the power and information to challenge and overturn decisions.

To judge by online reviews, Californian arthouse film-maker Miranda July's movies are something you either love or hate. And it seems her writing is much the same.

Advice on Do It Yourself, Cook It Yourself and Dig It Yourself, written in the styles of over 40 famous or infamous writers.

Recently, while sitting in the airport lounge in Sydney waiting for a flight home, I glanced up from my hardcover book and surveyed the other travellers in my immediate vicinity.

The Office star Mackenzie Crook adds another string to his creative bow with a children's book. He tells Stephen Jewell how the idea came to him.

Oscar Kightley shares insight on his ventures into the world of literature.

Eowyn Ivey's daring début novel will be hard to follow, notes Nicky Pellegrino.

I thought this might be too sad to read.

This book is full of information about what to look out for when buying or renting a motorhome.

I hate calling a book “charming”, but Christopher Morgan’s narrative deserves the adjective.

Nora Roberts is one of the world’s best-selling authors. However, the literary establishment has mostly been indifferent to her success.

UK author Paul Torday opens up about what she's flipped through as a book lover.

Nicky Pellegrino feels let down by an Aussie thriller that needs oomph.

There's a Mills & Boon romance novel sold every four seconds. Danielle Wright ventures into the surprisingly studious world of romance writing to meet some of the unpublished hopefuls waiting for their lucky break.

Here are our picks for February.