Jacinda Woodhead, Myke Bartlett, Lili Wilkinson and Louise Swinn ask: will today's genre be tomorrow's literature?
Ramona Koval, playwright Darryl Emerson and writer Rodney Hall discuss the satire and wit of the late Christina Stead.
Esteemed novelist Alex Miller talks about 'Autumn Laing', art, love and imagination with Geordie Williamson.
Former Villawood boss Peter Mitchell, refugee advocate David Manne and Peter Mares discuss Australia's asylum seekers.
Neil Gaiman explores love and death, the tyranny of genre, sneezing baby pandas and red daleks with Clem Bastow.
Tom Stoppard talks about his life and work, and the "unfathomably interesting" space between audiences and performers.
Key figures in the TV adaptation of Christos Tsiolkas' novel The Slap discuss its journey from page to screen.
Thomas Keneally tells a story of racism, wartime politics, empire and the life and death of White Australia.
In a marathon session, Paul Keating talks cultural vision, reconciliation, reform and creativity with Robert Manne.
In partnership with the Melbourne Festival, our expert panel explores the achievements and impact of the Arab Spring ...
Nick Coyle and Justin Heazlewood relive the shame, angst and ecstasy of their teen diaries.
UK journalist Jon Ronson talks psychopathy, sleuthing and having a fragile sense of certainty with Sam Pang.
Crossword maker David Astle remixes language
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