September 2024 - The Monthly
This year’s Booker longlist includes Rachel Kushner’s sharply funny activist thriller and Percival Everett’s revisit of ‘Huckleberry Finn’ from the slave Jim’s perspective
Standing on ceremony | The Monthly
Dec 1, 2024 · There was something frenzied about Senator Lidia Thorpe’s performance at the reception for King Charles III in Parliament House, and it was not Senator Thorpe. For the …
October 2024 | The Monthly
Ten critics nominate their cultural highlights of the year, taking in theatre, visual art, books, dance, festivals and a YouTube miniaturist
November 2024 | The Monthly
Science and technology. The people who mistook their lives for an app. Anna Krien
December 2024 – January 2025 | The Monthly
Sean Baker’s Palme d’Or winning take on a rags-to-riches story set in the sex industry, and Guan Hu’s energetic, heartfelt story of a tough guy and a wild dog
August 2024 - The Monthly
Jane Schoenbrun’s instant cult film about the discovery of the authentic self, and Disney’s fictionalised series about teen friendship and the murder of a 14-year-old
The Great Housing Disaster: The renters resistance
With home ownership out of reach, more and more younger Australians have no choice but to rent for much longer than their parents ever did – maybe for the rest of their lives. That puts …
Introducing Read This - The Monthly
Read This is a show about the books we love and the stories behind them, hosted by Michael Williams. Every Thursday, you’ll hear insightful conversations with the smartest, funniest …
How to access your digital subscription. - The Monthly
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February 2024 - The Monthly
The French author’s fragmentary novel employs the horror genre to explore anxieties about intimacy, celebrity and our infatuation with life on screens