What To Read? The Bookseller's Cut
On The Spellshop and Third Spaces
Jude Jose is a writer and literary artist based in Kerala, India. After completing his Master's in Literary Studies from the University of Exeter, Jude spent his time writing and...
On The Spellshop and Third Spaces
Jude Jose is a writer and literary artist based in Kerala, India. After completing his Master's in Literary Studies from the University of Exeter, Jude spent his time writing and...
What To Read? The Climate Fiction Prize
A guest blog this week, as Paula van Eenennaam writes about the books on the Climate Fiction Prize, winner announced later tonight. You can follow Paula's brilliant book reviews and...
What To Read? The Climate Fiction Prize
A guest blog this week, as Paula van Eenennaam writes about the books on the Climate Fiction Prize, winner announced later tonight. You can follow Paula's brilliant book reviews and...
More from our Virtual Writer in Residence: Clai...
This Spring, Melbourne writer Claire Kearns has been holding a virtual residency at Bookbag. For her second piece, and mindful of the wars raging, Claire shares her research into war...
More from our Virtual Writer in Residence: Clai...
This Spring, Melbourne writer Claire Kearns has been holding a virtual residency at Bookbag. For her second piece, and mindful of the wars raging, Claire shares her research into war...
Introducing Virtual Writer in Residence: Claire...
This month, as part of a cultural exchange organised by Melbourne City of Literature, Bookbag joins Tartu (Estonia), Krakow (Poland) Kozhikode (India), and UK cities Edinburgh, Norwich and Nottingham to...
Introducing Virtual Writer in Residence: Claire...
This month, as part of a cultural exchange organised by Melbourne City of Literature, Bookbag joins Tartu (Estonia), Krakow (Poland) Kozhikode (India), and UK cities Edinburgh, Norwich and Nottingham to...
You Should Read African Fiction
“Reading makes immigrants of us all. It takes us away from home, but more important, it finds homes for us everywhere.” - Jean Rhys There are two things I hope...
You Should Read African Fiction
“Reading makes immigrants of us all. It takes us away from home, but more important, it finds homes for us everywhere.” - Jean Rhys There are two things I hope...