Congratulations to Alexis Wright, winner of the 2018 Stella Prize for Tracker. Read more
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The Stella Prize Shortlist 2018
Announcing the 2018 Stella Prize Shortlist. Read more
Heather Rose: It is extremely strange when a character in your book gives you feedback…
Heather Rose discusses what it feels like when a character in your book gives you feedback... Read more
Emily Maguire: Never has a character come to me so easily and completely as Chris (An Isolated Incident)
Emily Maguire discusses the crime genre, and the ways we deal with (and fail to deal with) violence against women. Read more
Catherine de Saint Phalle: I suppose my mentors were books. Books that one devours, and which then seep into the humus of one’s soul.
Catherine de Saint Phalle discusses being mentored by books, and the differences between French and Australian literary culture. Read more
The Hate Race is not a book that everyone will love, but I’m proud of the impact it’s had, and the conversations it’s started: Stella Prize shortlistee, Maxine Beneba Clarke, on The Hate Race.
Maxine shares her thoughts about the process of memoir writing, the pull of the poetic form, and what it’s really like to write while female. Read more
News of the Week: the latest from Jo Jo Moyes, John le Carré, Harry Potter, The Stella Prize, and more.
In case you missed it, all the bookish news of the week... Read more
Memoirs and meditations on life and death dominate the 2017 Stella Prize Shortlist.
Today, on International Women's Day, the 2017 Stella Prize Shortlisted authors were announced. Read more
2016 Stella Prize Shortlist announced!
Six memorable local reads have found their way to the 2016 Stella Prize Shortlist... Read more
GUEST BLOG: Caroline Baum on judging the Stella Prize
Judging a literary prize is the one thing that no algorithm, no matter how sophisticated, can do. It is an intensely human and subjective endeavour. Now that the winner of this year’s Stella prize has been announced, I can say with complete honesty that this was the hardest prize I have ever judged: partly because of the sheer volume of books that we five judges had to read, in a relatively tig... Read more