It’s no surprise that a sport with the rich history, intrinsic beauty and psychological demands of tennis has spawned a virtual library of fine books. Here are six clean winners
From memoirs to fiction and history, the editors of Esquire handpick the books you’ll want to chew through this summer
What we choose to read often follows gender lines, particularly for men. But as Esquire columnist Ben Jhoty has discovered, if your reading habits have a conspicuous gender slant, you are likely missing out
Statistics show men read fewer novels than women, while the publishing industries claim young Australian men are the toughest market of readers to crack. Is that really the case?
Behind every movie buff is a shelf full of good books on film. Here are six to add to your collection
The Netflix adaptation of Trent Dalton’s bestselling novel won five awards at the 2024 Logies, including Best Lead Actor in a Drama, which was won by 15-year-old Felix Cameron. Revisit our story on how the enchanting show was brought to life
Our favourites are taking us to dazzling new frontiers.
Writing a novel is a uniquely private and individual experience, in which characters emerge and entire worlds are created within an author’s mind. As Esquire columnist Jonathan Seidler recently discovered, in creating a memorable character, you learn a lot about your own strengths, flaws and motivations
