The Booker winner’s brilliant eighth novel expands on his theme of what it means to be not-quite-human, exploring love and loyalty through the eyes of an android
As a queer Indigenous kid,
Gary Lonesborough was alienated by the books he read. He hopes his new YA book gives a child like him the acceptance he never had
From the dark visions in Lord of the Flies or The Beach to the gentle wit of Tove Jansson, author Lucy Clarke picks her favourites tales of survival and isolation
State of Terror, written by Clinton and author Louise Penny, will follow a novice secretary of state after ‘four years of American leadership that shrank from the world stage’
Australian book reviews Friends & Dark Shapes by Kavita Bedford review – an intimate, epiphanic portrait of millennial city life