John Buchan’s 1915 adventure novel The Thirty Nine Steps
provided the blueprint for thriller and mystery movies made in Hollywood today.
Author: TAFE Media Editor
It’s hot: Books in cold storage
Kiama locals Sally Hurley and Michelle Springett are riding the street library trend, providing their community with a rather novel experience.
An Asian take on Halloween
Beyond the fun costumes and sweet treats, Halloween carries a deeper meaning.
Reading not a sure-fire cure
Psychologist Renee Ferris explains why reading can be a controversial prescription for patients.
The Mini Con with a big grin
Jeremy Bishop was a librarian when he became a customer at his first comic book shop and hung around long enough until he got the power to run it.
Lump pauses wedding plans
At 25, the only lump Tiana Warner expected to encounter was the rock on her new engagement ring.
Who’s who in Team Tszyu 2.0
Australian boxer Tim Tszyu sensationally sacked five members of his staff as he looks to end his current form slump.
False AI charges cause stress
It’s now every man, woman, and Large Language Model for themselves.
AI: The 8-hour day assassin
As artificial intelligence takes over more repetitive tasks, knowledge workers are facing an unexpected dilemma.
Lessons from the arrow field
Ottoman archery – the words evoke scenes from hundreds of years ago, of whooping horse-backed archers bearing down on hapless foes.