


Ghost Species: In Conversation with James Bradley
James Bradley on the power of speculation in storytelling, for our Sydney Writers' Festival coverage.

A Dangerous Time to Tell the Truth
Battered and bruised, the pursuit for truth nonetheless lives on in modern day journalism.

Lie to Me: An Evening of Storytelling
Politics is at the heart of this discussion on truth and lies in our society

More or ‘Less’ uncertain: Andrew Sean Greer on changing queer identities
We sit down with Pulitzer Prize winning novelist and writer

Review: Know Your Place — The Politics of Identity at Sydney Writers’ Festival
Three authors discuss the questions around identity faced by writers of colour

Review: Behrouz Boochani’s No Friend but the Mountains at Sydney Writers’ Festival
Boochani, appearing via Skype, proved a heartwarming yet humorous voice on the situation on Manus Island

Emily Wilson on translating the Odyssey
Emily Wilson, Professor of Classical Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, speaks on bringing a female perspective to the Odyssey

The radical empathy of Min Jin Lee
The Pachinko author on Zainichi, the role of women in historical fiction and how trauma is passed down through generations

Jennifer Egan on following her instincts
Pulitzer Prize-winning author of ‘A Visit From the Goon Squad’, Jennifer Egan, reflects on her writing process.