Google AI
The Times Australia

Times Media

Introducing our Books & Ideas newsletter

  • Written by: Suzy Freeman-Greene, Books + Ideas Editor

It’s almost two years since we launched our Books and Ideas section and we’ve been gratified by your enthusiasm for long-form writing, whether it be book reviews[1], think pieces on contentious issues[2], or our Friday essays by leading authors[3].

With shrinking space in many newspapers for serious discussion of books and ideas, we think our expert writers are offering something different. There are many terrific publications out there covering literary culture, but we have the unique privilege of working with Australia’s top academic experts and publishing daily on all things bookish.

Now, we’re taking the next step, launching a dedicated Books and Ideas newsletter.

Each week, I and my fellow editors, Jo Case and James Ley, will bring you the best of our in-depth book reviews, explainers and essays touching on everything from philosophy and history to politics and the culture wars.

As well as reviewing the latest fiction, non-fiction and poetry, we’ll be showcasing new series on feminist classics and books that have become cultural touchstones. We’ll cover literary news and share our own thoughts on what we’ve been reading and thinking about.

We hope to create a community of readers and we’d love you to join us[4]. Current subscribers to our daily newsletter will not automatically be sent this newsletter - you’ll also need to subscribe[5].

References

  1. ^ book reviews (theconversation.com)
  2. ^ think pieces on contentious issues (theconversation.com)
  3. ^ Friday essays by leading authors (theconversation.com)
  4. ^ we’d love you to join us (memberservices.theconversation.com)
  5. ^ need to subscribe (memberservices.theconversation.com)

Read more https://theconversation.com/introducing-our-books-and-ideas-newsletter-223720

Times Magazine

China copied the Falcon 9 formula. Now it has made it work

China has spent years watching SpaceX transform the economics of spaceflight. Now it is beginning...

Tax Deductions Australians Are Missing – and the Claims That Could Land You in Hot Water

Every tax season, Australians tend to fall into one of two camps. There are those who are so nervou...

Camden Valley Inn Opens Its Doors for Couples Planning Their Dream Wedding

Couples are invited to discover one of South-West Sydney’s most picturesque wedding destinations and...

Technology

China copied the Falcon 9 formula. …

China has spent years watching SpaceX transform the economics of spaceflight. Now it is beginning...

Local News

Psychology clinic in Tasmania opens…

In response to Tasmania’s growing mental health crisis, a new purpose-built, multi-disciplinary me...

Culture

He Won't Buy It Himself. That's Exa…

Dads can be notoriously difficult to buy for. They will insist they do not need anything, then conti...

Travel

Cairns Esplanade Lagoon — the stage where Cai…

“All the world's a stage.” Shakespeare wasn't writing about Cairns when he penned that famous lin...

The Times Features

He Won't Buy It Himself. That's Exactly Why I…

Dads can be notoriously difficult to buy for. They will insist they do not need anything, then conti...

The Supports Are Working — They Are Not Optional

When I work, live in supported accommodation and take part in my community, that is evidence the NDI...

Mundi Mundi Bash: You Are Not Just Watching the Show — …

Come to the Mundi Mundi Bash for the music and you soon discover something unexpected: the concert...