LiteraryMinded

Blog URL:http://blogs.crikey.com.au/literaryminded
Blog Tags:books, book reviews, authors, Australian, reading, writing, literature, personal, writers festivals
Country:Australia

Book reviews, author interviews and the literary adventures of writer, editor and regular at writers' festivals, Angela Meyer.



Latest Blog Posts



Truth be told, many Trump staffers' memories of his time in office have faded over time but now, wow, they remember just how bad he was... The post A bit of rough and tumble … tripe down memory lane … a shot of bull appeared first on Crik...

The US casts itself as the chief enforcer of international law despite refusing to recognise the lion's share of it. Just don't expect our media class to call it out. The post Gaps in the narrative — US has it both ways and expects its allies to fa...

The PM is desperate for a deal with the Nationals to lock in the worthless 'net zero by 2050' target. We've spotted what the deal looks like. The post No farmer left behind: we’ve got the draft of Morrison’s net zero announcement appeared...

How will a mainstream media characterised by obsession with personalities, a lack of policy substance and a focus on surface issues respond to Morrison's coming climate policy? We think we have a good idea. The post Morrison’s net zero plan: ho...

Crikey readers are confused and concerned by the deals and agreements being made on land and under the sea. The post ScoMo’s subs deal cut Australia adrift in an increasingly turbulent political sea appeared first on Crikey.

The crossbench senator is not the only one to scoff at Scott Morrison's 'secret stuff' bill. One of his own, LNP Senator Gerard Rennick, has too. The post Jacqui Lambie rubbishes national cabinet secrecy bill and vows to vote it down appeared first o...

If not devising rules, regulation and infrastructure to prepare for more freedoms, what exactly have our governments been doing? The post With 80% vaccination rates looming, Australia has much to do to reopen appeared first on Crikey.