Sydney Review of Books
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Publishing longform criticism and essays by Australia's best writers since 2013. Online and in Parramatta.
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About Sydney Review of Books
The Sydney Review of Books (SRB) is an online literary journal that showcases critical, creative, and engaging writing on contemporary literature and culture. The SRB offers a rich collection of essays, reviews, and interviews that delve into various aspects of the literary landscape. From Gareth Morgan's exploration of concrete pools and poetry to Vidyan Ravinthiran's innovative take on video games as poems, the SRB presents thought-provoking content that pushes boundaries and sparks intellectual curiosity.
Louis Klee investigates the origins of settler verse, while James Ley delves into the 'paranoid style' in politics. Catriona Menzies-Pike examines the impact of algorithms on culture in her review. Through a diverse range of topics and perspectives, the SRB offers a platform for insightful literary discourse and exploration.
Explore the world of literature with the Sydney Review of Books
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
2013
Company size
2-10 employees
