Writing

Now in its 57th year, Brisbane Writers Festival (BWF) aims to celebrate the work of writers facing and battling the big issues in society, such as climate, race, gender, and

John Birmingham has been doing this writing thing a long time. When he sat down to talk, he seemed to find the words easily enough.

The warm intimate atmosphere of Gerard’s Bistro proved a perfect setting for dinner and a chat with a bestselling author Lauren Weisberger, here in town as part of the

Just two months into her tenure at Adelaide Writers’ Week, new Director Jo Dyer has utilised her connections to attract a global literary giant, the paradigm-shifting

In its 56th year, the Brisbane Writers Festival (BWF) puts the question to all its attendees: 'what does the world need now?'.

Scottish playwright and author of 'Trainspotting' Irvine Welsh will sit down with 'Pig City' author Andrew Stafford as part of Brisbane Writers Festival.

Conchita Sarnoff is an investigative journalist and author of the book 'TrafficKing', a harrowing look at the extent of human trafficking, sex slavery and the abuse of power

The Brisbane Writers Festival (BWF) is a stalwart in this town. It’s that magical, mythical space where many a Brissy writer, myself included, had the realisation that they

Language is a funny thing. It’s easy to miss in the constant motion of the day but when used well, words can shape the world.

It’s been 55 years since the very first Brisbane Writers Festival, but age hasn’t stopped it from presenting new and interesting stories.

Adelaide Writers' Week is a celebration.

After the success of the inaugural event earlier this year, The Rock & Roll Writers Festival returns to Brisbane in 2017 (1-2 April) boasting an even bigger line-up and

Our Own Worst Enemy

The Brisbane Writers Festival brings the year's best writing into a collective event to question, debate and unpack ideas, identity and imagination.

The Brisbane Writers Festival will celebrate some of the best Australian writing.

“It was a wet day in Sydney. As I rushed back to the office my trench coat was wringing. So was the phone.” Ah yes, writing. Taking a line for a walk. Or non-fiction. “I was

It's been a while between drinks, but the bestselling international literary salon Women Of Letters (WOL) is headed back to the River City.

Teaming up with the State Library of Queensland, Brisbane Writers Festival bring 2015 Booker Prize author Marlon James to Brisbane for one-night only this May.

Throughout April and May the SA Writers Centre has a line-up of exciting workshops and a festival for writers of all kinds to push themselves to their writing

Critics sometimes think of rock & roll as a simplistic, thoughtless exercise in noise-making, but anyone who has been touched by the power of a song knows that’s not