Books & Poetry
Dystopian adventures, debt-trap misadventures, invisible illness, stories of quiet rebellion and a rollicking boyhood memoir … bookseller Jo Case surveys the strong crop of new books by South Australian writers.
Books & Poetry
For decades, literary censorship in Australia saw authorities ban, burn and seize books thought to threaten the morals of the public – until one publisher decided to take a stand. A new book by Patrick Mullins tells the inside story.
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought new challenges for publishers and booksellers everywhere, but as Michael Bollen points out, the book industry is adept at snapping back when its demise is proclaimed.
The rise of Adelaide’s fashion industry is testament to its resilient, resourceful, creative underbelly, says entrepreneur and magazine publisher Lisa Messenger.
