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First published in 1988, this wry book by the Australian eccentric has no plot and few characters, but the quality of the writing makes it rich with novelistic pleasures
With city council approval Thursday, Palm Desert will switch to five voting districts and eliminate ranked-choice voting.
In this reissued novel from the 1980s, the Australian great explores love, memory, grasslands and the landscapes of a solitary mind
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The Australian author, a regular Nobel favourite, is an inveterate archiver of his life and work. His writing is similarly deliberate, if hard to describe
Now in his 80s, the Australian writer has become a favourite to win the Nobel Prize. He talks about his long journey to recognition