Review: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck

The Grapes Of Wrath remains a bracingly strange novel about ecological crisis eight decades after it was published.

Review: Shirl by Wayne Marshall

A whimsical, absurd and transgressive collection of stories about Australian masculinity.

A sweet and simple story about growing up in parallel worlds, Melbourne and Prague in 1980.

See What You Made Me Do goes beyond headlines to uncover the horrifying scale of domestic abuse in Australia.

A hilarious novel about mortality and ageing.

The Yield offers a generous and quietly radical vision of a possible Australia.

The story of a father and daughter, both touched by crippling illness.

At the beating heart of this time-bending novel is love – platonic, romantic, parental – and its various betrayals.

Terry Pratchett is sharpest when dissecting and delighting in human irrationality.

Alice Munro is often said to be the modern master of short stories. I can see why.