A fascinating anthology of all the latest science, from the climate crisis to genetic mutations to astronomy.

This debut novel from awarded writer Claire Van Ryn follows the story of two women whose lives become intertwined in ways neither could have imagined.

Scrutinising sexuality, marriage and relationships, Anna Kate Blair’s debut novel is the very portrait of our disenchanted, modern world.

Laura Jean McKay’s latest short story collection combines heart-breaking revelations and inverted realities to strip bare the undeniable truths of very real issues.

Vidya Madabushi’s incredible debut grapples with familial separation, mental health, and navigating the unknown. It gives a voice to the experiences of international students, not shying away from exposing the hardships and challenges they face daily.

Laura Elizabeth Woollett’s fourth novel is a blunt exposé on girlhood, stripping bare self-worth and beauty to encourage us to question it’s value, as our narrator comes to realise it will only get her so far.

Jessica Zhan Mei Yu’s debut novel explores belonging in a new, enthralling world and delves deeply into the complexities of girlhood.

Alongside fresh new literary voices, and epic tales from old favourites, there’s still a lot to look forward to in 2023.

Tender, smart and brutal, Awad’s debut novel is causing a stir with its exploration of societal expectations and stereotypes.

A subtle and tender read delving into the limbo of late-twenty-somethings trying to make it all work.

Our in-house reviewer Elaine’s top picks of fiction and poetry for 2022.

Eleanor, Charlie and Helen navigate the boundaries between friendship, sisterhood and romance in a fresh take on the classic love triangle.

Eight more fiction titles coming in red-hot in 2022!

Our top recommendations from the stellar lineup of the Sydney Writers Festival 2022!

Losing Face is a powerful, gripping tale that explores the Lebanese-Australian immigrant experience, masculinity and intergenerational trauma.

Here are 8 books to get lost in when you need a break from the news - or even a shot of resilience.

A profoundly smart, satiric and thrilling novel from two-time Miles Franklin Award winner.

A superb and hotly anticipated set of new reads for 2022.

Our reviewers Elaine and Fruzsi pick out some overlooked gems of 2021.

A surprising and dark domestic drama that asks more questions than it answers.