Think of the typical problem drinker, and we usually imagine alcoholics, drink-drivers, underage drinkers and the perpetrators of one-punch attacks. The brother of Brisbane writer ELSPETH MUIR was none of these […]
Dr. Bryan Grieg Fry holds a PhD in taipan toxins and is a world-renowned expert on venomous animals, after years of global research in some of the most extreme environments on Earth, […]
The Shepherd’s Life: A tale of the Lake District by James Rebanks Wordsworth may have given us the romantic and poetic view of England’s Lake District; Wainwright wrote the walkers’ […]
Simon Goodman’s grandparents, the Gutmanns, perished while imprisoned in the concentration camps of Nazi Germany. The pair had worked as successful bankers throughout their lives and became very wealthy. As lovers […]
Last week, history was made when the US Supreme Court finally delivered what the vast majority of society has been demanding for decades: the right for same-sex couples to be allowed […]
Editor of gr Rowena Morcom ruminates on Girl in the Dark, the incredible memoir of a woman allergic to light. See below for a chance to win a copy from Bloomsbury. Imagine not […]
In our April issue, gr‘s deputy editor Tim Graham reviewed Hand to Mouth by Linda Tirago. She’s a fiery author who experienced first-hand the prejudices and hardships lower-class Americans are subjected to […]
Sydney-based creative non-fiction writer OLIVER MOL won the Scribe Non-fiction Prize for Young Writers for his piece called ’34 Memories From Growing Up in Texas’. These mini-stories are scattered throughout Lion Attack!, […]
Patti Miller is an award-winning novelist and memoir mentor. Her new book Ransacking Paris is an evocative and deftly written memoir of her one-year escape to Paris, a vastly different […]
