Adelaide Festival
Ahead of the opening of Writers’ Week, Jo Case recommends five sessions that promise to captivate and spark conversations about everything from pandemic fiction to politics.
Books & Poetry
Jo Case and her fellow booksellers have been feeding their reading addiction with everything from dark tales and crackling crime books to illuminating biographies and a new Australian novel that feels incredibly relevant to current concerns.
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Adelaide Festival
Books & Poetry
Books & Poetry
Books & Poetry