May 4, 2021
Reading for your life with Ursula Dubosarsky
Meet Australian Children’s Laureate and MWF Schools author Ursula Dubosarsky.
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October 5, 2020
Five questions with Robert Dessaix
On art, self, the life of the mind and his new book, The Time of Our Lives.
August 13, 2020
The MWF Interview: Christopher Raja
Introduction by Zoya Patel Christopher Raja’s memoir about growing up in Melbourne in the late 90s to early 00s has all of the nostalgia for suburban Australia at the time combined with the unique experience of being an immigrant in this country and the complexities that entails. But Into the Suburbs is more than just a […]
August 12, 2020
The MWF Interview: Cath Moore
Introduction by Wai Chim Metal Fish, Falling Snow is a triumph of a novel. Cath Moore has created a whimsical story full of grit and heart. The novel introduces us to 14-year-old Dylan who grieves her mother’s recent passing. Her mother’s boyfriend, Pat, blames her for the tragedy and frankly she thinks it’s her fault […]
August 11, 2020
The MWF Interview: Katerina Bryant
Introduction by Jenny Valentish When writer Katerina Bryant started having seizures without any discernable cause, she was unceremoniously dropped into unfamiliar terrain. Hysteria: Memoir of Illness, Strength and Women’s Stories Throughout History is her attempt to get to grips with the distress of depersonalisation. It leads her to wonder about the very gendered concept of hysteria […]
July 29, 2020
Meet Elizabeth Tan
Meet the Perth-based author of short fiction collection, Smart Ovens for Lonely people, Elizabeth Tan.
Meet Jess Scully
Meet author, public art curator, policy advisor and magazine editor, Jess Scully.
Meet Ketan Joshi
Meet Ketan Joshi, a prolific writer, analyst and science communicator focusing on clean energy and climate change.
Meet Nadia Bailey
Meet writer, editor and the 2020 National Library of Australia Creative Arts Fellow, Nadia Bailey.
Meet Jessie Tu
Jessie Tu is a writer and journalist based in Sydney. She has written about race, gender and culture in The Guardian, The Age and LA Review of Books. Her debut poetry collection You Should Have Told Me We Have Nothing Left was released in 2018. A Lonely Girl is a Dangerous Thing is her debut novel. How are you looking […]
Meet Robbie Arnott
Meet Robbie Arnott, author of Flames and The Rain Heron.