Natalie Keenan dives into the hard-hitting Gen-Z and Millennial midlife crisis and how it can be dealt with.
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The Cosy Gaming Takeover; How social media’s cosy gamers ‘gentled’ their way to the top
Snuggle up to Natalie Mulligan's deep dive into the most comforting of games and why we seek to play them.
Why my cat was my best friend
Claire Crawford reminisces on how important pets are, as we all know how much joy a furry friend can bring to our lives.
Fake News Forensic; How I traced a piece of misinformation to its origin
Lochlainn Heley takes us through exactly how to track misinformation in an age that is full of fake news.
BOOK REVIEW: Lapvona by Ottessa Moshfegh
Thomas Huntington explores all that is ruinous and gritty in Ottessa Moshfegh's Lapvona.
Killing the Fanfiction in Me
The stigma of fanfiction has always been entangled with its association with teenage girls. Luzelle Sotelo explains why she's no longer ashamed of her formative days as a fanfiction writer.
BOOK REVIEW: Dropbear by Evelyn Araluen
Everywhere there are fires burning. Joshua Klarica discusses Araluen's potent poems and essays in their collection: Dropbear.
Love and Other Rituals Giveaway!
To celebrate the upcoming release of Love and Other Rituals by Monica Macansantos, GSP are holding a giveaway!
BOOK REVIEW: Australiana by Yumna Kassab
Lachlan Kempson explores how Kassab's Australiana makes her audience attached to her beautiful writing style through her fragmented view of Australia.
In Conversation with Rachael Weaver and Ken Gelder
Olivia Camilleri had the amazing opportunity to sit down with Rachael Weaver to discuss the digitisation of GSP’s entire Colonial Popular Fiction series.