Books & Poetry
It may have seemed a 'small thing' at the time, but Adelaide writer Kerryn Goldsworthy's disturbing hypnotherapy session with a psychologist snapped into focus a lifetime of other little derailments caused by men behaving badly.
Books & Poetry
Cold-pressed juice, Paleo, hot yoga, mindfulness … if you embrace these things, you will be happy, or so the trillion-dollar wellness industry would have us believe. But does it work? Brigid Delaney decided to find out.
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Many people may dream about quitting their jobs and travelling to Italy in search of the good life; Adelaide Hills writer Pip Williams and her family actually did it.
When tragedy strikes, what happens to the lives and relationships of loved ones left behind? That's the question at the heart of Adelaide writer Heather Taylor Johnson's new novel, Jean Harley Was Here.
Adelaide author Stephen Orr's latest book, Datsunland, comprises a selection of short stories – many with a strong South Australian connection – that are "happy to let you in, but not out".
Football isn’t just the dominant spectator sport in South Australia, it’s a community binding agent, salve and mass obsession, writes Patrick Allington in an SA-focussed edition of Griffith Review published this week.
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