Could ChatGPT Write a Novel?
AI language models like ChatGPT can generate text based on prompts. Its ability to write a coherent and emotionally engaging novel is… We ask Rhett... Read More
Not Quite Murder in Williamstown
Elizabeth Coleman (A Routine Infidelity) and Katherine Kovacic (Seven Sisters) discuss madcap murders, Phryne Fisher and psychological thrillers – with a particular lens on the... Read More
Witchcraft in the 21st Century
Historically, witches have sat outcast by patriarchal society, but novels about witches are on the rise. Join Eliza Henry-Jones (Salt and Skin) and practising witch... Read More
Who Writes a Recipe?
Three independent food writers, publishers and chefs: Rushani Epa (Colournary), Sasha Gattermayr (Tart) and Ella Mittas (Ela Ela) discuss food writing in an era where... Read More
It’s Never ‘Just’ a Love Story
‘Women’s fiction’ is a derogatory term used to dismiss romance as an airport read, full of feelings not facts – but a little bit of... Read More
It’s Not Too Late
Join a comic, an entrepreneur and a health expert for global hope. Learn how local authors Louise Karch, Craig Lewis, Dr Liz Cyarto and 300... Read More
Everything Feels Like the End
How do we navigate a world in an era that feels like the beginning of the end? Climate, mental health, housing, and inflation are all... Read More
Re-writing a Childhood
There is a vantage point in midlife where you can examine the legacy of your childhood and face the myths that make us. Gina Perry... Read More
Who Needs the ABC?
For the past nine years, the ABC has been besieged. Its funding has been slashed. It has been assailed by complaints from ministers and prime... Read More
Misogyny in Medicine
Neela Janakiramanan (The Registrar) and Susan White (Cut) have written thrillers set against the backdrop of a broken hospital system. In these psychological works of... Read More