Book Club
Murder mysteries and paranormal tales to add to your Halloween reading list
For the horror novel novice to the aficionado of the macabre.
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For the horror novel novice to the aficionado of the macabre.
Dua Lipa’s favourite bookstore in Porto. James Joyce Parisian hot spot.
The first thing Anne Carson did after finding out she had won the Nobel Prize in Literature was, apparently, to turn her phone off.
We’ve got the intel.
Could we love her more?
The Oscar-winning actor’s sophomore book is her life as told by a sweatshirt, a photograph and a wooden leg.
Are we surprised by her recommendations?
From authors like Taylor Jenkins Reid, Kazuo Ishiguro, and Coco Mellors.
Everybody say thank you, Sarah.
Ahead of their Sydney Opera House conversation, ‘RUSSH’ spoke with Atem, O Omonijo and Chingaipe about reading Octavia Butler in 2026.
“I spent too many years saying yes, doing too much and lacking boundaries, and it didn’t serve me.”
What if the great love story wasn’t with your boyfriend, but with his cat? Yu’s debut premise is almost too strange to resist…
It’s a list you won’t be too surprised about.
A starter’s guide.
Get ready to freak yourself out.
It’s three times as long as book six.
“Many people might argue that Mallory’s story is not mine to tell – but I enjoy provoking that conversation.”
It’s only fair that we take a page out of his book, or perhaps more aptly, a book out of his library.
From Brittany Broski to Kaia Gerber – these are the creative minds secretly (or not so secretly) penning your favourite fan fictions.
Some books stay with you – others rewire you completely. Here are the ones that left a mark for the ‘RUSSH’ team.
