Discover 'The Paris End,' a compilation of 19 essays exploring Melbourne's unique culture. From housing crises to personal comedy, this anthology highlights the depth of hyperlocal reporting and creative nonfiction.
Mark Braude’s book captures 1930s Paris through reporter Janet Flanner and serial killer Eugene Weidmann, revealing a city navigating the rise of Nazi Germany and shifting global tensions.
Literary journalists delve into the Erin Patterson 'mushroom murders' trial, offering a thoughtful, compassionate, and multi-faceted account. Crime, family violence, and the power of storytelling are explored.
