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Keep your eyes peeled for one of Penguin’s mystery titles hidden across Australia.
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In a digital age, are libraries still relevant? The answer goes beyond humankind’s thirst for knowledge – libraries offer real potential for face-to-face connection.
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A new study has found that reading books over kindles can improve concentration and long-term memory.
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Malala Yousafzai has pleaded with governments to provide $1.4 billion for the education of Syrian refugees.
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A company is looking to beam virtual libraries from space to provide education to people in remote areas
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Book worms rejoice! Finally someone came up with a nifty solution for when your favourite books are ruined by water. […]
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The most borrowed books in Australian libraries might surprise you
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Thongs, books, caviar – there are no limits to what you can buy out of a vending machine these days. Here are five of our favourites.
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Indigenous Australian writer Alexis Wright talks about the future of Australia, storytelling and cultural relations ahead of the WordStorm Top End Writer’s Festival this month.
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After the worldwide success of The Twilight Saga, Stephenie Meyer is bracing herself for another round of fanfare with, the release of the film adaptation of her novel, The Host.
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Find out about the latest books that are enetrtaining us and our favourite book of the month.
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Frustrated by a lack of interesting books for her children, children’s book author Alexandra Yatomi Clarke, began to create and source books to spark the interest and reading appetite of young minds.
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Kimberley Freeman is the pseudonym that author Kim Wilkins has used for her latest novel. She talks to us about writing under two names and her latest series of books.
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On this week’s show, Sue Langley teaches us how to harness our emotional intelligence, we find out how we can prepare our garden for spring early, and Dean Brettschneider talks to us about his new cookbook dedicated to the mighty pie.
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New Zealand publisher M.I.L.K. brings a whole new personal dimension to books. Creator Geoff Blackwell conceived and developed M.I.L.K. – Moments of Intimacy, Laughter and Kinship, and chats to us about this innovative custom-made book idea.
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Relationship counsellor Jacqueline Hellyer chats erotic fiction, in particular, best-selling book, ’50 Shades of Grey’ with us, and its role in maintaining a healthy sex life.
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Michael Gelb, author of 12 books on creativity and innovation, talks to us about how we too can unlock the genius within and develop our creative power through these simple steps.
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Kay Schubach fell in love with a stranger who turned out to be a violent narcissist. She shares her unique and terrifying story with MiNDFOOD Radio and chats about her new book ‘Perfect Stranger’.
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In New York City’s subway system, self-described vandals who share the name Poster Boy have a political agenda: make passengers question the barrage of advertising they face each day, reports MiNDFOOD.
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AC Grayling’s ‘Thinking of Answers’ will make you think twice about the simplest of life’s questions, review on MiNDFOOD.
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Alexander McCall Smith has sometimes been criticised for portraying an unreal Africa, but the creator of a series of detective novels set in Botswana believes writers are unfairly condemned for their craft, MiNDFOOD reports.
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