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Jay Kristoff

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Jay Kristoff's science fiction and fantasy works have consistently topped the New York Times Bestseller lists. The Australia-based author often using the speculative fiction genres to address real world issues…
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Bridie Jabour

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Journalist Bridie Jabour's debut novel "The Way Things Should Be" is a fierce and amusing deconstruction of millennial angst and mother issues. Her sharp-tongued story questioning what it takes to…
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Professor Toby Walsh

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Professor Toby Walsh is one of the world's leading researchers in Artificial Intelligence & has recently returned from lobbying the UN to ban lethal autonomous weapons, aka Killer Robots. In…
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Eileen Ormsby

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Journalist Eileen Ormsby was accused of running the world's most successful Murder-For-Hire website, following her investigation into the scams, drug markets and hurt-core sites of the Dark Web. Working with white-hat hackers,…
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Caroline Baum

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Journalist and author Caroline Baum's memoir 'Only' is a fascinating insight into growing up an only child in a world of privilege to controlling parents. In conversation Caroline shares the…
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Jack Heath

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Jack Heath is the author of more than 20 novels, with his most recent thriller "Hangman" an international success. Featuring a cannibal working for the FBI, Jack explains the fine…
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Robert Lukins

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Robert Lukins' debut novel The Everlasting Sunday is an eloquently sorrowful tale of a manor house for troubled boys, set within London's great freeze of December 1962. In conversation, Robert…
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Duncan McNab

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Up to 80 gay men were murdered along Sydney's beaches during the 70s, 80s & 90s, with their cases remaining unsolved or excused as suicides. Duncan McNab's award-winning 'Getting Away…
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Catherine Fox

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Author & Walkley Award winning journalist Catherine Fox outlines the economic benefits and societal need for equality in the workplace. Her deeply researched and optimistic book "Stop Fixing Women" challenging…
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Michael Brissenden

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Walkley Award winning political correspondent Michael Brissenden's first fictional work 'The List' is a dark tale of domestic terrorism, tapping into the racist flashpoint of the Cronulla riots & the…
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