Books To Love

The renowned author speaks with The Weekly about creating convincing fiction, his research process and why he never plots his novels.

When a damaged young woman investigates a dark crime, she illuminates the mysteries of her past.

Susannah Begbie lives and writes on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land. The Deed is set in Wiradjuri Country. She chats with The Weekly about balancing her dual careers of doctor and author, life on the land and how she started writing.

Four siblings must learn to work together like their livelihoods depend on it.

For parents hoping to send their sons to an elite Sydney private school, gaining admission can be murder.

The author chats with The Weekly about competitive parenting, baking and the dark secrets hidden in Sydney’s beautiful beachfront suburbs.

In conversation with The Busy Body author.

For every type of book worm.

For every type of book worm.

Because who doesn't love a good holiday read?

''I would hope readers might find room to read their own story here.''

For every type of book worm.

''What would you do if you saw wrongs happening to other people?''

These are the books that will see you through summer.

''It's full of the many people and voices that make up our history.''

Because who doesn't love a good book?

''Luna questions everything and in the process she discovers her own voice and embraces it.''

Because who doesn't love a good book?

There's something for every type of book worm.

''I had only completed about half the novel when he died.''

There's something for every kind of reader.

Whip up something delicious with these iconic tomes.