Cooking the Books: The Best Australian Cookbooks of 2021
We doubled down on the cooking in 2021, that’s for sure. And thanks to these Aussie food legends, our culinary journeys were varied and immensely tasty. These books aren’t only bursting with recipe inspiration, they helped us become better cooks.
Untapped: The Australian Literary Heritage Project
It’s hard to believe but many Australian books across all genres (including memoir, fiction and children’s novels) are now out of print and therefore unavailable to readers (even the early winners of the Miles Franklin Literary Award are inaccessible). Untapped
Australian Open: As day one is in the books and Djokovic out, but the vaccine debate stays alive – Sports Talk Florida – N
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — To some, it seemed a cloud had been lifted from the Australian Open. To others, Novak Djokovic still was almost palpably present, the name on everyone’s lips on the opening day of the first major tennis
[#RapplerReads] Filipino picture books to keep kids company this holiday season
Editor’s note: #RapplerReads is a project by the BrandRap team. We earn a commission every time you shop through the affiliate links below. When I was a fresh college grad and would-be screenwriter in New York, I found quarter life refuge
One of the new year’s most anticipated books places Asian American friendship at its center
In Jean Chen Ho’s intimate and irreverent collection of linked stories, “Fiona and Jane,” a cast of multiethnic Asian Americans takes readers from sordid strip mall Korean bars to sumptuous New York clubs to Taipei’s bustling Shilin Night Market during
A 27-year-old wanted to see her Asian American story reflected in bookstores. So she opened her own.
On Dec. 11, 27-year-old Lucy Yu — a chemical engineer by trade, most recently working as a supply chain manager — opened the bookstore, which she said she’s wished existed since she was a child. As violence against the Asian
One of the new year’s most anticipated books places Asian American friendship at its center
In Jean Chen Ho’s intimate and irreverent collection of linked stories, “Fiona and Jane,” a cast of multiethnic Asian Americans takes readers from sordid strip mall Korean bars to sumptuous New York clubs to Taipei’s bustling Shilin Night Market during
Gary K. Wolfe reviews The Gollancz Book of South Asian Science Fiction: Volume 2 by Tarun K. Saint, ed.
The Gollancz Book of South Asian Science Fiction: Volume 2, Tarun K. Saint, ed. (Hachette India 978-9391028626, ₹699.00, 488pp, hc; $10.99, eb) September 2021. The first volume of Tarun K. Saint’s The Gollancz Book of South Asian Science Fiction (reviewed here
Asian shares mixed after China reports slowing growth – ABC17NEWS
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Amitav Ghosh: European colonialism helped create a planet in crisis
Amitav Ghosh: European colonialism helped create a planet in crisisIndian author says pillaging of lands and killing of indigenous people laid foundation for climate emergency Amitav Ghosh’s latest book, The Nutmeg’s Curse, is non-fiction. Photograph: Nicolo Campo/AlamyAmitav Ghosh’s latest