Review: Good Indian Daughter by Ruhi Lee

Lee’s memoir is a complicated depiction of parents and parenting.

Review: Things I Don’t Want To Know by Deborah Levy

Deborah Levy concisely summarises what makes her own writing so compelling.

A harrowing memoir of growing up gay in regional Australia.

A gripping, frightening and weirdly hopeful look at the lengths we’ll have to go to to fix global problems.

A urgent stocktake of the Black Summer, which burned a fifth of Australia’s forests.

A blistering indictment of the treatment of victims of sex crimes by the legal system.

Toxic is a polemic against Tasmania’s farmed salmon industry.

Eating With My Mouth open is an investigation of food, body and memory, and all the things they can mean.

A virtuosic collection of essays about the meanings we invest in nature and animals.

Germaine Greer writes that restoring the land is her proudest achievement.