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Julian NovitzThe Conversation |
Publishing is one of many fields poised for disruption by tech companies and artificial intelligence (AI). New platforms and approaches, like a book...
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Oblivion’s exploration of the empty spaces and lives created by urbanism can come close to indulging an overly familiar fantasy of high-rolling...
Catherine Chidgey is one of New Zealand’s most accomplished and consistently surprising novelists. Since her debut in 1998, her works have also...
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Critic Swallows Book collects 22 diverse essays from the Sydney Review of Books (SRB) to celebrate its ten-year anniversary. Established in 2013, the...