Literature
BOOK REVIEW: Palembang to Pine Gap — the CIA, JFK and Whitlam

A new historical novel dredges up Cold War stories with a warning for present times.  
BOOK REVIEW: 'The Wisdom Years: Unleashing Your Potential in Later Life'

Dr Zvi Lanir has penned a new book that will help anyone get the most out of their retirement ...  
How 'Dark Emu' upset the Right-wing media

Andrew Bolt and other News Corp associates have begun attacking author Bruce Pascoe and his book ...  
BOOK REVIEW: The Chain

Peter Baker reviews the critically-acclaimed new mystery thriller from author Adrian McKinty.  
BOOK REVIEW: Griffith Review 'The Light Ascending' — room for many tastes

Writer Michael R Williams discusses the 'break-out' and 'the work in progress' stories from the ...  
BOOK REVIEW: A Sceptic's Search For Meaning

Bob Russell-Brown reviews a new book authored by late television journalist Mike Willesee.  
BOOK REVIEW: Down and Out in Paradise

Cassandra Powell reviews a new book by Luke Williams — an autobiographical journey into the ...  
BOOK REVIEW: The Most Dangerous Detective: The Outrageous Glen Patrick Hallahan

Dr John Jiggens reviews a book that explores the dark underbelly of Queensland police corruption ...  
BOOK REVIEW: Boy Swallows Universe by Trent Dalton

Boy Swallows Universe is a bird with many feathers and Dalton manages to pluck them without making ...  
Remembering Bjelke-Petersen's abject reign

Life under Joh was no joke. In fact, for a lot of people it was downright dangerous, writes ...  
BOOK REVIEW: White Tears Brown Scars

Ruby Hamad's new book confronts the historical and contemporary oppression faced by women of ...  
BOOK REVIEW: Fractured Fairy Tales

Dr Paul Burger takes a look at a new book written by satirist and member of The Chaser, Charles ...  
BOOK REVIEW: The Good, the Bad and the Unlikely

Keith Van Driel takes a look at a book written by respected political journalist Mungo MacCallu ...  
BOOK REVIEW: Citizen Lipstick

Dale Allen shares his thoughts on a novella by author Graham Jackson, part of his Alternate ...  
Disaster and death in Scandinavia

Slugger, the final chapter in Martin Holmen's Stockholm trilogy was hard to put down.  
BOOK REVIEW: Dancing With The Bull

Dr Paul Burger takes a look at an entertaining piece of fiction exploring the world of corporate ...  
Political change is the first step to stopping the climate crisis

Every answer has a cost. Every choice exacts a penalty. A new book reminds us there are no easy ...  
Military history in an age of soundbites

In his latest book, author Terry Kinloch crafts a rich yet balanced portrayal of General Godley ...  

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