Craving a cracking read? These February releases come highly recommended from our trusty team of reviewers!

The ABIAs are teaming up with the Sydney Writer's Festival for a premiere event showcasing the best of Australian Books.

Gr's resident film & book buff Clive Hodges shares his take on the film My Salinger Year, based on the memoir by Joanna Rakoff.

The Aussie star is teaming up with director Robert Connoly and actors Mia Wasikowska and Radha Mitchell for the adaptation of Winton's novella.

The classic children's fantasty series have sold over 30 million copies since 1986.

Heaps of books are coming out next month - here's the ones we're most excited to read!

The new novel comes after the internationally bestselling The Tattooist of Auschwitz and Cilka's Journey. 

Kurt Vonnegut: Unstuck in Time is scheduled for a theatrical release this year.

The prestigous prize has awarded over $267 000 to winners across 7 categories.

The bestselling author of Big Little Lies and Nine Perfect Strangers has revealed the release date of her first book in two years.

It's the acclaimed author's first novel in seven years, since All the Light We Cannot See.

The shortlist for the 2021 Indie Book Awards have been announced, celebrating Australian literary talent across six different categories.

The bestselling author has revealed her first book since the critically acclaimed Normal People.

Directed by Danny Boyle, the six-part television drama is based on Jones' 2016 memoir Lonely Boy.

After the turmoil of 2020, 2021 is shaping up to be a fantastic year for books on screens big and small.

Netflix released Bridgerton on Christmas Day and already many have binge-watched the series. 

Will there be a series two? 

NSW Public Libraries invite book lovers
to an Instagram Readalong!

We've put together a list of our most-listened to podcasts of 2020!

The Jane Austen's House Museum in the UK is offering a 360-degree virtual tour of the house where the classic author wrote all six of her novels.

The author was best known for The Spy Who Came in from the Cold and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

The winners of the 2020 Prime Minister's Literary Award winners have been announced, celebrating outstanding literary talent in Australia.

The shortlists celebrate highly commended Australian works across seven categories.

The series of four events are to take place at Carriageworks in Redfern, Sydney, across 16-17 January 2021.

The recreation of Evelyn Waugh's beloved classic is in the works from the BBC and HBO.

Craving a cracking read? These books come highly recommended from our trusty team of reviewers!

The late author's writings, totaling 27 volumes across over 25 years, will be released in 2022.

The author of almost 40 books is considered one of the UK's finest post-war writers. 

The Scottish author won the pretigious £50,000 prize for his debut novel Shuggie Brain. 

The transgressive director has signed a deal for a novelisation of his 2019 film Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood, and a non-fiction work. 

Anita Heiss' new novel Bila Yarrudhang-galang-dhuray (River of Dreams) is to be the first Australian release to bare a title in an Aboriginal language without an English translation. 

This modern adaptation of The Hardy Boys, created by Edward Stratemeyer, is hitting Hulu in December. 

Presented by Waverly Council, the NIB Literary Award is the only award of its type in Australia. 

Now in its 9th year, Australia's only standalone novella prize is open for entries until 31 December. 

Aisling Smith was the winner of the 2020 prize which aims to unearth, support and nurture new Australian writing talent. 

BAD: Sydney Crime Writer's Festival has announced that Tanya Bretherton has won the 2020 Danger Prize for her book The Killing Streets. 

Hitting cinemas on New Year's Day, the film version of The Dry stars Eric Bana as Aaron Falk. 

Debut authors Becky Manawatu and RWR McDonald were named winners of the 2020 Ngaio Marsh Awards, which recognise the best in New Zealand crime, mystery, thriller and suspense writing. 

Craving a cracking read? These books come highly recommended from our trusty team of reviewers! 

The Perth author won the 30th City of Fremantle Hungerford Award for her unpublished manuscript titled I Belong to the Lake. 

It marks the second time the author has won the prize, the first time an Aussie writer has done so twice.

The Children's Book Council of Australia have announced the winners of their 2020 Book of the Year Awards, recognising the best books for younger readers across six categories. 

The Australian Crime Writers Association has announced the winners of this year's Ned Kelly Awards, which recognises the best in Australian and international crime fiction. 

The latest book in the 'Growing Up' anthology is to be edited by journalist Rick Morton. 

A number of events are taking place in-person and via livestream from November 7-8 at the State Library of NSW. 

The American poet was awarded the prestigous prize at a ceremony in Stockholm on Thursday. 

The beloved Aussie actor. writer and comedian has announced her signing with Hachette for a 3+ picture book series. 

Need something to binge this month? Check out these shows and movies based on books hitting streaming services soon! 

Sisters in Crime have announced the winners of the 2020 Davitt Awards, celebrating the best crime writing by Australian women. 

A brand new annual event from WestWords encourages more reading and resources in greater Western Sydney.