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The Twisters reboot has no right being this good

The Twisters reboot has no right being this good

And charismatic star Anthony Ramos is a key part of its winning equation.

  • by Robert Moran

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Ed Zwick’s laugh-out-loud memoir of working in Hollywood

Ed Zwick’s laugh-out-loud memoir of working in Hollywood

The creator of thirtysomething has written a perceptive and entertaining account of his life behind the camera and the people he has worked with and fallen out with.

  • by Tom Ryan
The case for Justin Timberlake, the celebrity we deserve

The case for Justin Timberlake, the celebrity we deserve

JT has once again proven that he is there to meet the moment, to show us who we are.

  • by Mali Waugh
Ten things that man’s best friend could do better
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Ten things that man’s best friend could do better

Do dogs really need to follow you from room to room, all day, every day, in the expectation that you’ll do something interesting?

  • by Richard Glover
Siang Lu imagines a comic dystopia in this labyrinthine new novel

Siang Lu imagines a comic dystopia in this labyrinthine new novel

Ghost Cities challenges readers to make sense of life on a huge film set where everyone is both a citizen going about their business and an actor.

  • by Owen Richardson
The great Australian war stories that didn’t actually happen

The great Australian war stories that didn’t actually happen

In his new book, Mark Dapin demonstrates that the truth and war are uncomfortable partners.

  • by Edmund Goldrick
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Why adapting is the key to survival in the face of climate change

Why adapting is the key to survival in the face of climate change

Clive Hamilton and George Wilkenfeld have written a necessary book for a world subject to the ravages of climate change.

  • by Kurt Johnson
This beautiful memoir beats with a radically open heart

This beautiful memoir beats with a radically open heart

Ailsa Piper’s salts her sorrow with spiritual longing in this subtle book about living with grief.

  • by Michael McGirr
Master or monster: The artist equally loathed and revered
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Master or monster: The artist equally loathed and revered

Call it charisma, presence or personal magnetism. Paul Gauguin had it in abundance.

  • by John McDonald
Her pop career became soul-destroying. So she torched it and rebuilt it on her own terms

Her pop career became soul-destroying. So she torched it and rebuilt it on her own terms

With Burnt Tapes, Eves Karydas shows young female musicians a path beyond sexist industry expectations.

  • by Robert Moran
A darkly funny debut novel and the inner life of teenage girls

A darkly funny debut novel and the inner life of teenage girls

Our reviewers cast their eyes over recent fiction and non-fiction releases.

  • by Cameron Woodhead and Steven Carroll