Film review: Nope
After unpacking the trauma of systemic racism and gentrification, Jordan Peele sets his sights on our destructive relationship with entertainment. While masterfully directed, as a…
By Francisco Silva - 4 min read
‘A smile they couldn’t take from me’: interview with an Archibald finalist
Win a ticket to this year’s Archibald Prize and catch-up on our interview with one of its lauded artists.
By Francisco Silva - 4 min read
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Your guide to the Miles Franklin 2022 shortlist
By Jen Webb - 6 min readThis year’s Miles Franklin shortlist is lyrical in voice, complex in form, and perhaps a little more hopeful than usual.
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Book review: Discretion in Criminal Justice
By Jill Hunter - 4 min readCowdery’s Discretion in Criminal Justice is good reading for anyone seeking insights from his towering experience
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Something Blue: an exclusive extract and author chat
By Amy Dale - 7 min readDebut novellist Alex Sarkis on her new whip-smart social comedy
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Book extract: The Dreaming Path
By Paul Callaghan and Uncle Paul Gordon - 6 min readIndigenous thinking to change your life
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Non-fiction reads of the week
By LSJ Staff - 3 min readThe Dreaming Path • The Widow of Walcha • Reckoning
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Guilty Pigs
By Siobhan O'Sullivan - 7 min readA meandering discussion of animals and how they intersect with the law
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Book review: A Great Hope
By Amy Dale - 2 min readCrime thriller set among the mind games of the 2007-2010 Australian political era
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The Last Woman in the World
By Amy Dale - 2 min readA terrifying pandemic plays front and centre in this modern thriller
Film review: Nope
After unpacking the trauma of systemic racism and gentrification, Jordan Peele sets his sights on our destructive relationship with entertainment. While masterfully directed, as a…
By Francisco Silva - 4 min read
