Number 3 chiller
This list of ten experimental novels everyone should read leads with Eimear McBride's A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing.
What are your 'signature words'?
Writing tips on how to imitate your favourite writers in a thoughtful way.
A funny Q&A with Helen Garner, author of This House of Grief, over at the Justinian.
Did you know that the New Yorker won't use the word 'gotten'?
'I wanted to show that we are inextricably linked in terms of our human experience with people we don't even know.' Mark Henshaw, author of The Snow Kimono, is interviewed by Susan Wyndham in the Sydney Morning Herald.
'Saying almost anything as well as you can say it, or doing anything properly and with your whole being, is a political act.' Jesse Ball, author of Silence Once Begun, interviewed for the Paris Review blog.
'Good on ya, Macca!': Paul McNamee's Game Changer reviewed in the New York Journal of Books.
