Feed me: Literary Nourishment at UTS Writers’ Salon
I have fond memories of meals eaten at my grandparents’ house, their kitchen table filled with...
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Category: REVIEW
The darkest knight yet: The Batman review
It’s long, it’s beautiful and its hero and villains will be burnt into your brain. The...
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Musical brings the party back to Sydney
The audience let their hair down but kept their masks firmly on for the premiere of the musical...
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What’s the story, West Side Story?
Steven Spielberg’s reboot of classic stage musical West Side Story is wowing audiences and has...
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Why we love Spider-Man
Spider-Man existed before me. Spider-Man will exist after me. A grim thought. Not a character, an...
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Twitter, at least, is talking about this
Book Review: No One is Talking About This by Patricia Lockwood Like the Babushka dolls of the...
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How does art survive 20 years of war?
Today marks 20 years since the US launched the war in Afghanistan, which it only weeks ago ended....
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Flanagan’s dreams on fire
Don’t be fooled by the whimsical title of Booker prize winner, Richard Flanagan’s latest novel, The Living Sea of Waking Dreams. It’s a raging, visceral response to a world gone mad, penned in hopes of igniting a switch.
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