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From ghoulish crime to dirty politics, here are 10 new books

Our reviewers’ picks of new and recent fiction and non-fiction releases.

  • Cameron Woodhead and Fiona Capp

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Zadie Smith, who has written a series of essays titled Dead and Alive, pictured here in 2022.

Zadie Smith on creativity, politics and falling out of a window

In this selection of essays, the award-winning author proves herself as nimble a visual arts and movie critic as she is a literary one.

  • Thuy On
The hodge-podge bookshelf.

Are the doomsayers right? Are we living in post-literate times?

Despite laments from cultural commentators, the book has been remarkably chirpy for a species constantly threatened with extinction.

  • Jane Sullivan
Fashion designer Samuel Lewis with model Sascha Rose from Chadmick models in one of his designs based in part on medieval chain mail.

The 26-year-old Aussie designer behind some of Lady Gaga’s most daring looks

Samuel Lewis, a Taiwanese-Australian fashion designer, is building a name for himself in Hollywood and beyond, with celebrities like Lady Gaga, Madonna and Chappell Roan blowing up his phone.

  • Lauren Ironmonger
Black – at age 22 – who was just 13 when her pop video went viral for all the wrong reasons.

When Rebecca was 13 she was mocked over her viral video. Now the joke’s on the haters

Rebecca Black went viral for all the wrong reasons with her song Friday – then she found her own people and became a queer icon.

  • John Bailey
Salman Rushdie, photographed by his wife, Rachel Eliza Griffiths.

Unsurprisingly, death is a recurring theme in Salman Rushdie’s new book

The stories in The Eleventh Hour are variable, but Rushdie’s writing still has a spellbinding quality.

  • Peter Craven
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The panel, myself included, whittled down 65 contenders to a winner that should incite our robot overlords.

Slop of the pops? Macquarie Dictionary names its word of the year

The panel, myself included, whittled down 65 contenders to a winner that should incite our robot overlords.

  • David Astle
Here’s how to decipher all the classic old man noises, including “ugh”, “aghhgh” and “ooof”.

A guide to understanding the daily groans of men of a certain age

Including all the classics such as “ugh”, “aghhgh” and “ooof”.

  • Richard Glover
Mary Nolan, Family picnic under the sweet chestnut trees, Anduze, c1973.

How five generations of Boyd women shaped an artistic dynasty

The creative lives of five generations of Boyd women are finally revealed in a major new exhibition featuring more than 300 works, including intimate, never-before-seen family photographs by Mary Nolan.

  • Gabriella Coslovich
Robot-writing has invaded the system – moreover, AI has its preferred words.

A ‘comprehensive’ guide to the ‘vital’ words that will mark you as an AI cheat

Let’s delve into the vibrant tapestry of robot-speak, shall we?

  • David Astle
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