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    A wave of COVID-19 titles is set to hit bookshelves – will people read them?

    A wave of COVID-19 titles is set to hit bookshelves – will people read them?

    Publishers are racing to carve out a space in an increasingly crowded market.

    • by Melanie Kembrey

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    Gone With the Wind, the book, presents dangerous fare for young minds
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    Gone With the Wind, the book, presents dangerous fare for young minds

    We shouldn't be surprised if there's a rise in sales of Margaret Mitchell's 1936 novel.

    • by Jane Sullivan
    Dystopian fiction rings eerily familiar
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    Dystopian fiction rings eerily familiar

    Patrick Allington's Rise and Shine has some prickly truths regarding power.

    • by Jack Callil
    The Salt Madonna's slick marketing might drive sales, but are they to the right audience?
    University of Western Australia

    The Salt Madonna's slick marketing might drive sales, but are they to the right audience?

    It’s got a stormy cover and an exciting blurb. It's eye-catching, but those caught might not be those who will properly appreciate this complex literary work.

    • by Emma Young
    Stories that will grip you, then pull the rug out from under you
    Disability

    Stories that will grip you, then pull the rug out from under you

    Growing Up Disabled in Australia, edited by Carly Findlay, will up-end our ideas about disability.

    • by Fiona Capp
    Miles Franklin Literary Award shortlist announced
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    Miles Franklin Literary Award shortlist announced

    Six novelists are in contention for the $60,000 Australian literary fiction prize.

    • by Melanie Kembrey
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    From child soldier training camp to top of BHP tower: Perth man’s amazing story
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    From child soldier training camp to top of BHP tower: Perth man’s amazing story

    Bombs, guns, lions, crocodiles, snakes, and armed rebels all wanted to claim the lives of these 20,000 boys. And one man was determined to lead them all to safety.

    • by Emma Young
    Publishers rush to fill demand as books on race and racism sell out amid protests
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    Publishers rush to fill demand as books on race and racism sell out amid protests

    "Seven weeks ago everyone wanted jigsaw puzzles - now they want to change the world," said Readings director Mark Rubbo.

    • by Melanie Kembrey
    Emerging Writers Festival highlights
    M magazine

    Emerging Writers Festival highlights

    As expected, this year's festival will light up the internet with all things literary.

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    Writers' Festival guests on finding connection, chaos and care online
    M magazine

    Writers' Festival guests on finding connection, chaos and care online

    With Melbourne's Emerging Writers' Festival going online this year, some of the festival's participants explain how the online world has helped them connect.

    • by Thuy On
    Author Katherine Firkin on the four books that changed her
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    Author Katherine Firkin on the four books that changed her

    Debut novelist Katherine Firkin found Sarah Strohmeyer's series a perfect mix of crime, romance, and comedy.

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