Letter from Australia
What American publication means to Australian writers
What American publication means to Australian writers
The best faeries ever.
On 'love, drugs, madness, betrayal, self-deception, and youthful ambition.'
A unique record of Barthes’s failure to offer a portrait of China.
On Javier Marías and the sources of identity in our times
A new literature for a new age, the 'Age of Man'
On 'love, drugs, madness, betrayal, self-deception, and youthful ambition.'
Ray Bradbury up close and personal.
“He was afraid neither of overripe sentimentality nor of despairing bleakness.”
Bradbury addresses every reader with a fatherly clarity. He’s instructive, in the profound sense of passing experience on.
"He transcended genre and became a genre of one; often emulated, absolutely inimitable."
On 'love, drugs, madness, betrayal, self-deception, and youthful ambition.'
On Marriage, Writer’s Block and Transcendence
"The books are letting her talk about her life in a safe way that offers her a quick out should she need it."