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REVIEW: Seven and a Half by Christos Tsiolkas
'An astonishingly intimate, form-defying novel that searches for beauty.' Read more
The best books we read in July 2020
Booker Prize-longlistees, a new novel from the author of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, and more! Read more
Favourite Australian Book Award 2019: A year in fiction!
Ben Hunter on the fiction trends of 2019 and the books he's voting for in our FAB Award! Read more
Best of 2019: Literary Fiction
Books by Charlotte Wood, Tara June Winch, Margaret Atwood and more! Read more
LISTEN: Christos Tsiolkas on Damascus
“What connects Damascus to my other books is a search for what makes a good life.” Read more
HEAT 3 Results: Your Favourite Australian Authors
The winners from Heat 3 of our #AusFaveAuthor Poll! Read more
10 books by prominent LGBTQI Australians
To celebrate Mardi Gras, here are ten books by and about prominent LGBTQI Australians. Read more
Australia’s Favourite Author 2015 – Places 40-31
January is the month of Australian Stories at Booktopia, and to celebrate we’re counting down Australia’s 50 Favourite Authors, as voted by you! Yesterday’s announcement had some huge names, and today’s list is no different. Let the countdown begin! 40. Hannah Kent Hannah Kent was born in Adelaide in 1985. As a teenager she travelled to Iceland on a Rotary Exchange, wher... Read more
A one size fits all definition for Australian fiction? Nup.
A one size fits all definition for Australian fiction? Nup. Australian imaginations cross borders and time as easily as those from elsewhere. There is no rule that all Australian fiction must deal with the bush, or the surf or gritty inner city crime. Within the short selection below you’ll find Medieval Europe, Chinese dragons, Antarctica, Texas, CIA conspiracies and, from Christos Tsiol... Read more