Sarah McDuling is Booktopia's Category Manager for Children's and Young Adult Books. She has been in the bookselling game for almost a decade and a dedicated booklover since birth (potentially longer). At her happiest when reading a book, Sarah also enjoys talking/writing/tweeting about books. In her spare time, she often likes to buy a lot of books and take photographs of books. You can follow her on Twitter and Instragram @sarahmcduling
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BAD Sydney Crime Writers Festival is back for it’s second year! 2017 was the inaugural year for the festival, which is held at the Justice & Police Museum in partnership with the Sydney Living Museums. This year BAD is back by popular demand, with a packed program and a brand new award. The Danger Prize will be awarded for the first time at the Opening Night event this evening, the 31... Read more
HarperCollins Australia announced that journalist Tim Slee has won the 2018 Banjo Prize for his unpublished manuscript Burn. Read more
Order And The Ocean Was Our Sky before September 30th 2018 and you will go into the draw to win a signed, framed print! Read more
Snoop Dogg to release a cookbook, From Crook to Cook! Read more
In honour of our recent visit from A.J. Finn, bestselling author of The Woman in the Window, we challenge you to take our Quiz and test your Crime Fiction knowledge! Read more
The Australian Crime Writers Association has announced the winners of the 2018 Ned Kelly Awards! Read more
Michelle de Kretser has won the 2018 Miles Franklin Literary Award for her novel, The Life To Come. Read more
Kingdom of Ash is coming out on the 23rd of October and all around the world fans are eagerly awaiting publication day! This book marks the conlcusion of Sarah J. Maas’ wildly popular and internationally bestselling Throne of Glass series. The series has been growing more and more popular since the first book was published in 2012. The Young Adult High Fantasy follows the adventures of Ce... Read more
Sarah McDuling reviews Sadie, the heartbreaking new novel by Courtney Summers Read more
There is a very good reason people are calling Scrublands the ‘thriller of the year’... Read more
