We interview droll illustrator Oslo Davis about his cartoon collection Overheard, and whether random strangers sometimes provide the wisest life advice.

This disappointing vampiric cookbook is pitched at those who wish to physically ingest the Twilight world, yet who utterly lack cooking skills.

After the fireworks of July's Hawke: The Telemovie, will anyone be looking forward to the wet blanket of November's Howard: The Autobiography?

Western mental health diagnoses (and prescriptions) spread across the globe, with scant regard for cultural differences. Ethan Watters documents the oft-heartbreaking colonialism of the mind.

Would you rather kick Chuck Klosterman in the cojones for his infuriating but ever-so-entertaining rants... or buy these game cards?

We braved a cold and wintry Abbotsford Convent as crime fiction writers shared their stories and the Dev took full flight. But the absence of attendees aged under 40 was the real mystery.

Readers can finally embrace the same individuality that their Japanese koi fish sleeves represent by picking up a copy of Bridget Jones's Diary with a tattoo design cover.

Melbourne's Wheeler Centre is facing an embarrassing situation: its "literary speed dating" event does not have enough men.

Look over your shoulder and sleep with one eye open, Mr Brown – the conspiracy thriller novel industry isn't just yours these days.