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REVIEW: I Leave it Up to You

Jinwoo Chong’s I Leave It Up to You is his second novel and my first…

EXTRACT: The Passenger

The Passenger is a story about Jenny, a young woman who is highly adept at hiding…

Young People Deserve Quiet Stories

When I was growing up, fiction was an important lens through which I began to…

Naima Brown on Mother Tongue and the Cost of Reinvention

Naima Brown’s Mother Tongue is a gripping and darkly funny exploration of identity, reinvention, and…

How to Feel Safe, Calm, and Connected

In her new book, The Vagus Nerve Reset, Anna offers a powerful guide to reducing…

The Pleasure Gap: Why Straight Women Are Still Missing Out in the Bedroom

Despite strides toward gender equality in education, pay, and workplace rights, one frontier remains stubbornly…

MUSIC, BOOKS & SCREEN

The Closeness of Cigarettes After Sex

Nathalie Morris on Rebellion, Friendship, and Film

Shamita Sivabalan on Good Cop Bad Cop, Representation, and Breaking Boundaries

Crushing with my Discwoman

Parenting Different: Coming Late to Diagnosis

Stories of Wonder, Nature, and Adventure for Kids

A Conversation with Ilirjana Alushaj: Building a Creative Platform and the Power of Print

Slightly Sour, Perfectly Smooth: Lisa Chiodo’s Sonic Journey

The Mystery and Substance of Magdalena Bay

Let Them Roar: A Celebration Of Women In Music

Manifest Your Best Life with Aubrey Daquinag

The Extreme Sport of Being Human with AURORA at MCA

BOOK REVIEW: Wild Dark Shore

The Triumphant Serve of Kesha at the AO

How to Heal Money Shame and Find Financial Peace

MUSIC, BOOKS & SCREEN

Confetti Everywhere: Life as an ADHD Author

A Novel in a Day with Madeleine Ryan

Our Favourite Reads of 2024

Identity, Belonging, and the Cost of Truth

Living Liminal with mxmtoon

The Face Of Bass: Blu De Tiger

Honestly, I Don’t Want This Song to Come Out: Self-Doubt and Embodying Truth in Music

What I Learnt From Maggie Zhou

Gaslighting and Other Old Wives’ Tales

Haiku Hands – Extending The Opus

How Regional Chinese Restaurants Shaped Australia: Q&A with Lin Jie Kong

Chitra on Songwriting, Performing, and Navigating the Music Industry

Why Sad Music Makes Me a Happier Person

How to be Obnoxiously Confidence: Q&A with Josephine Blazier

King Stingray’s Sonic Playground

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