LitFest - Australia

Our latest interview is live and could it get much better than the delightful, the brilliant and absolutely necessary Sisonke Msimang, Curator of the Literature and Ideas Program for the Perth Festival?' Their big weekend is across 21-23 February and not much will get you closer than an intimate conversation in your ears, talking all things Festival and literature. And Perth. 

Welcome to 2020!  We get stuck into our first #litfestbookclub reviews of the year, having read the recommended January readings in the 2020 Australian Literary Journal - Taboo by Kim Scott and Blakwork by Alison Whittaker. Hear Amy read a stunner poem, Caroline cringe over the buzzword "trauma" and also we discuss the upcoming events in the Literary landscape for February!&nb

It's Episode 2 of LitFest and we're talking all things festive! We're also getting everyone ready to read along with our reading recommendations for January, as a companion to the Australian Literary Diary 2020. Come and join us to hear what's in store for 2020 and don't forget the hashtag #litfestbookclub! Head to www.titlenotitle.com.au to buy your diary if you don't already have

The Patriarchy has it coming! We were delighted to discuss the new feminist ideas festival, Broadside with its Director, Tam Zimet. Over the weekend of 9 and 10 November at Melbourne Town Hall, Broadside will present two days of unabashedly feminist programming, spotlighting a remarkable line-up of international and local speakers, and delivering a powerfully feminist agenda. It’

A companion to the Australian Literary Diary, Title No Title has launched the LitFest podcast, a free monthly podcast that discusses the Australian Literary Festival landscape, featuring conversations with writers, readers and festival lovers. LitFest provides a platform for the promotion and discussion of Literary Festivals across Australia, regardless of size or status. We are fe