The folk at Outpost Journal celebrate America's uncelebrated cities. They've shone their light on Baltimore and Pittsburgh, now they need your help to explore Kansas City, the greeting card capital of the world.

It has been seven long Tobias-less years since the Bluth family was rudely yanked off TV screens. Which means it’s also been seven years that an Arrested Development reunion has been dangled in front of our faces.

The slightly wonky owner-builder architecture of the Northern Rivers region has been condensed into an exhibition– and now a book – at Lismore Regional Gallery.

If The Lifted Brow was a band, then we could look at its first 16 issues as a series of most excellent singles and EPs.

The tagline for new magazine Modern Farmer is "Farm. Food. Life." But that doesn't really tell the story. It's about farming like Mad Men is about advertising; it goes deeper, wider and weirder than its brief.

Mason Currey has made a website, book and career from researching the routines and rituals of successful writers, politicians, philosophers and scientists. Here are some of the best.

While director Harmony Korine's new feature film Spring Breakers is getting massive media attention, one of his lesser-known masterpieces is also being re-released.

The internet cops a lot of flack for destroying the publishing industry. It may be a fair charge on an economic level, but it doesn’t really add up on a literary one: the amount of writing available at our fingertips has never been greater.

The world’s classiest dog-dedicated blog sure knows how to buck the trend. Eschewing canine-care tips for philosophy and art, Four&Sons is the thinking dog’s literary companion.

Ahead of the Guns N Roses Australian tour, let's take some time to pause, reflect and read a 7000-word article about W. Axl Rose.