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The Given World by Melissa Harrison review – a stunning tale of rural life for an era of ecological crisis
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Australian author Craig Silvey pleads guilty to possessing and distributing child exploitation material
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Tom Gauld on the launch of a new publishing imprint – cartoon
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Will human minds still be special in an age of AI?
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To give young people wings: The Lost Words duo reunite for book of birds
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The Personal Essay Is Back. The Internet Isn’t Ready.
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Gerry Conway, creator of the Punisher in Spider-Man comics, dies at 73
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‘On the inside I felt a rage’: Antoinette Lattouf on emerging from her bruising battle with the ABC
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A Conservative Studio Has Returned With an Adaptation of Animal Farm. It’s Not What You Think.
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Annabel Crabb: ‘I worried that people might think I’m an idiot’
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A bucolic county in upstate New York appointed a poet laureate. Why was she fired shortly after?
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Lost copy of seventh-century poem in Old English discovered at Rome library
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‘Relentless’ focus on literacy undermines reading for pleasure, says report
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‘It’s not a story that’s over’: inside the battle against hatred in America
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Some Weird Looking Wires Showed Up on a Road in England. They Didn’t Do What They Were Meant To. They Were a Sign of a Larger Problem.
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‘They’re supposed to be handmade’: zine creators fight to resist AI influence
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Adelaide writers’ week sacrificed to save city’s prestigious arts festival, documents show
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Author of novel depicting toddler role-play spared jail after being convicted of writing child abuse material
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A Comprehensive New Book Exposes One of the Worst Pieces of the Modern Legal System
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Shelley’s hair to Schindler’s list: the most fascinating objects in the State Library of NSW – in pictures
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After I lost my job, I turned my self-publishing side hustle into a full-time career. Now I'm a bestselling romance author.
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Tom Gauld on almost reading the greats – cartoon
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‘It’s still a no-go area’: German author Matthias Jügler on the trauma surrounding the GDR’s ‘stolen children’
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Do stronger borders ever work?
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I yearned to be a mother. Why did I feel nothing when my daughter was finally born?
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Newly released letters reveal JD Salinger’s wariness over ‘second-rate reviewers’
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AI, fungi, and the future of enterprise tech: Industry vet Bill Hilf on his debut novel, ‘The Disruption’
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‘I saw the backlash coming’: civil rights activist Kimberlé Crenshaw on America and race
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