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Richie Benaud's Blue Suede Shoes - when Australia's cricketers rocked up and England's rolled over; A dramatic account of the 1961 Ashes is a compelling story of leadership, empire and class

• Authors : By:Steve Cannane

• Source: Financial Times (London, England), May 12, 2024 FT.com site, 4pp

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Blast off for stories that will move you to laughter, tears, and terror

• Authors : By:Carmel Bird

• Source: Age, The (Melbourne, Australia), May 11, 2024 Spectrum print, p. 10 3pp

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Fiction

• Authors : By:Cameron Woodhead

• Source: Age, The (Melbourne, Australia), May 11, 2024 Spectrum print, p. 11 3pp

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Non-Fiction

• Authors : By:Fiona Capp

• Source: Age, The (Melbourne, Australia), May 11, 2024 Spectrum print, p. 11 3pp

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Can the AI future work for everyone?; Three important books highlight the technology's great promise - but warn of the dangers of its misuse without regulation

• Authors : By:John Thornhill

• Source: Financial Times (London, England), May 11, 2024 FT.com site, 8pp

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'Copycat' book bans: How US activists are impacting Australian libraries; Best-selling Australian author Amie Kaufman, whose books have been banned in the US, is warning against importing a culture war over literature.

• Authors : By:Kerrie O'Brien

• Source: Age, The/The Sunday Age: Web Edition Articles (Melbourne, Australia), May 10, 2024 Top Stories, 5pp

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The singular adult fantasy that is a Marian Keyes novel; The Irish writer brings one of the Walsh sisters back to Ireland after heartbreak in New York.

• Authors : By:Jessie Tu

• Source: Brisbane Times (Australia), May 10, 2024 Culture, 3pp

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Anna Funder on the 'beautiful letters' she received from men who read Wifedom; The Miles Franklin winner took on a "terrifying project" when she wrote about George Orwell and his oft forgotten wife.

• Authors : By:Kerrie O'Brien

• Source: Brisbane Times (Australia), May 10, 2024 Culture, 3pp

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Michael Ondaatje's latest work is in praise of long love and experience; The writer's first collection of poetry in more than 25 years replaces the idea of ageing as diminution with a blazing and sensual testament to what is held close.

• Source: Brisbane Times (Australia), May 10, 2024 Culture, 3pp

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'Not well received' at Harvard, these two writers maintain the rage; Writer Tony Birch reflects on how Miles Franklin Award-winner Kim Scott has intrigued and inspired him.

• Source: Brisbane Times (Australia), May 10, 2024 Culture, 4pp

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