Genre Fiction
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The history of science fiction, and techniques for writing in the genre.
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Mark O’Flynn launches his new historical novel, The Forgotten World.
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Neil James traverses the techniques of persuasion to supercharge your text.
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A toolset to create comics and communicate in the language of comics.
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An interactive workshop for writing successful thrillers.
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A celebration of literature for children aged 8+ featuring acclaimed authors.
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Join Ali Lemer as she speaks with award-winning author Michelle de Kretser about her latest novel Questions of Travel.
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Jessie Cole, Berndt Sellheim and Yvette Walker discuss their debut novels with Catherine Therese.
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Nick Earls discusses how it pans out when a novelist trespasses into the world of film and ebooks.
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A celebration of literature for children aged 8+ featuring acclaimed authors.
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A celebration of literature for students aged 13+ featuring acclaimed authors.
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Jesse Blackadder, Mark O’Flynn and Julienne van Loon discuss their latest books.
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Renown Irish author Dermot Healy in conversation with Kate Fagan.
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Georgia Blain, Cate Kennedy and Josephine Rowe discuss their new collections with Tegan Bennett-Daylight.
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Walter Mason launches Lives of the Dead by Jane Skelton.
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Master storyteller Daniel Morden reminds us all of the power of oral storytelling.
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A celebration of literature for students aged 13+ featuring acclaimed authors.
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A celebration of literature for children aged 8+ featuring acclaimed authors.
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Julienne van Loon and the common patterns and surprising experiments in the form of the novella.
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Explore how and why place can become a character in its own right.
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2012 Commonwealth Book Prize winner Shehan Karunatilaka in conversation with P.M. Newton about his novel Chinaman.
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Internationally bestselling write Edward Rutherfurd presents his new novel, Paris.
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Matthew Condon talks about his latest crime novel, The Toe Tag Quintet.
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Kate Forsyth talks about her new novel The Wild Girl.
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Dawn Barker discusses her heartbreaking novel Fractured.
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Matthew Condon shows how real life events can spark creativity, and how you can develop a story for a variety of narrative directions.
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A celebration of literature for children aged 8+ featuring acclaimed authors.
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Amy Espeseth, Ashley Hay and Stephen Scourfield discuss the potential for setting to become character with Jill Eddington.
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Join winners of this year's NSW Premier's Literary Awards as they discuss their work with Suzanne Leal.
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James Wood, Geordie Williamson and Jane Gleeson-White talk with Tegan Bennett Daylight about the books that inspire them.
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Michael Cathcart interviews Lauren Beukes live on ABC Radio National’s Books and Arts Daily.
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A one day seminar looking at the current state of publishing for Australian writers.
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Novelist Michelle de Kretser in conversation with The Sydney Morning Herald’s Literary Editor, Susan Wyndham.
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Hilary Teeman, Frederique Polet and Annette Barlow talk fabulous female fiction with Caroline Overington.
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What styles of romance writing are people reading today and how do these writers approach the element of romance differently in their books?
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Do particular books carry their own musical influences?
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Can writers use lessons learnt from watching or playing sport to inform their own writing habits?
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Learn how to avoid winning the Bad Sex Award and instead write sensual prose.
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Authors discuss their shared passion for the Big White Desert.
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Exploring environmental issues through different genres and forms.
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