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This year’s winner of the Miles Franklin award has now won the $80,000 Prime Minister’s Literary Award for fiction.

This year’s winner of the Miles Franklin award has now won the $80,000 Prime Minister’s Literary Award for fiction.

This year’s winner of the Miles Franklin award has now won the $80,000 Prime Minister’s Literary Award for fiction.

Crime fighter turned crime writer Roger A.Price is celebrating after signing a four book deal.

Advertisement Novelist S.L. Lim has become the first non-binary writer to be in contention for one of Australia’s most important literary awards since changes were made to the eligibility requirements of the $50,000 Stella Prize for women’s writing. But Lim, who made the longlist with second novel Revenge: Murder in Three Parts, played down the significance of the inclusion which comes after the award changed entry guidelines to include women-identifying and non-binary writers in 2019. Lim...

Breaking news Acting CMO Professor Michael Kidd says blood clots suffered by a 44-year-old Melbourne man are "likely" linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine Laura Jean McKays pandemic fiction The Animals in That Country wins Victorian Premiers Literary Awards $100,000 top gong Posted MonMonday 1 updated MonMonday 1 FebFebruary 2021 at 9:01am The Animals in That Country took five years of research and writing by Victorian-born writer Laura Jean McKay. ( Print text only Cancel Victorian author Lau...

The debut novel by Victorian writer Laura Jean McKay has taken out Australia's richest literary prize at the 2021 Victorian Premier's Literary...

Event description Our first ever Book Chat for Secondary Teachers & Librarians! Were thrilled Cath Moore will join us to talk about Metal Fish, Falling Snow About this Event Due to popular demand, weve decided to launch our series of Book Chats for Secondary School Teachers and Librarians. Weve had such a strong response to the Primary School Book Chats and theyve grown wonderfully over the last two years, that now we want to make sure High Schools arent missing out! And what a way to ...

Normal text size Very large text size What a year. Who would have thought this time last year that 2020 would bring a pandemic? And what did it mean for books? Well, publishing schedules went a bit haywire as titles were postponed, trumpeted or slipped under the radar. It was possibly the worst time to be a debut author, with launches taking on a new identity. Writers festivals and bookshop events were cancelled or migrated online. But didnt we readers respond well? We took to virtual events in...