The Ridiculous History of Literary Censorship in Australia Patrick Mullins’ The Trials of Portnoy is a book I’ve recently finished reading. Released in 2020, The Trials of Portnoy detail how Penguin Publishing and Philip Roth’s Portnoy’s Complaint brought down literary censorship in Australia. The author was featured at Adelaide Writers Week in 2021 and his... Continue Reading →
Jack Baldwin has to be both one of the luckiest and unluckiest teenagers in the world. He’s all alone at home in Adelaide, Australia, when a meteor strikes the Earth.
The origin story of one of Australia's most iconic horror cinema villains comes to life in this two-part series.
The series that made me fall in love with book series.
You know that feeling of not wanting to put a book down? You just want to keep reading it and not bother about anything else in the world? Have the characters been so captivating that you’re scared to leave them behind when the book concludes? Well, Randa Abdel-Fattah’s When Michael Met Mina, has been that book for me lately.
Adelaide Writers Week introduces new writers and genres I never thought I'd enjoy. Here are my highlights from this year's event.
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