Kate Tempest interview: "Rhyming was the first, most natural place"
“I’ve dreamed of being able to write a novel all my life [but] the earlier starts I made were more about wanting to be a novelist rather than...
Find literary therapy with our guide to the best of the fest
This year’s Sydney Writers’ Festival is all about bibliotherapy – finding therapeutic solace between the pages of a good read. The weeklong event brings 60 international guests and more than 400 Australian writers to Sydney for talks, performances, shows and heated discussions. Take a look at our highlights of this year’s program, plus an interview with spoken-word performer and author Kate Tempest.
“I’ve dreamed of being able to write a novel all my life [but] the earlier starts I made were more about wanting to be a novelist rather than...
Being the oldest continuously licensed pub in the city, the Lord Nelson has had a lot of practice at being awesome.
It can be hard to find a good meal before hitting the theatre. Usually it’s sushi, rushed and guzzled en route to the show, or one of those questionable...
This historic hotel has stood like a sentinel on Millers Point for nearly a century, and although it spent time as a boarded up beauty, inspiring a million...
While it’s a clear no brainer for a post-show pit stop, the bar has an attitude to drinking that’s easy to get on board with. Encouraging signs...
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