Hannah Kent is the author of Burial Rites (Picador 2013), and the co-founder and deputy editor of Kill Your Darlings
December 2016
2016 in review
The best Australian books of 2016: writers choose their favourites
Ten Australian authors, including Hannah Kent, Maxine Beneba-Clarke, Andy Griffiths and Niki Savva, pick their top reads from a splendid year of Australian writing
February 2014
Perth festival 2014: Saturday 22 February – as it happened
We’re back for a final day at Perth festival, with interviews with Martin Amis and the legendary theatre director Robert Wilson. Plus we’ve got Hannah Kent’s books festival diary, pictures of circus performance Bianco and a chat with Pond
Australia culture blog
Hannah Kent: Perth writers’ festival journal – Saturday
Hannah Kent: Literary festivals encourage the discovery
of new authors. They also draw your attention to the greats you have
neglected
Australia culture blog
Hannah Kent: Perth writers’ festival journal – Friday
Book corner
Perth festival 2014: Thursday 20 February – as it happened
Hannah Kent: Perth writers' festival journal
September 2013
Australia culture blog
Australian writers pick their favourite artworks from the homeland
Thomas Keneally, Christos Tsiolkas, Carmen Callil and others choose the works that most strongly capture the spirit of their home country
June 2013
Australia culture blog
Burial Rites and the loneliness of the long-distance writer
Hannah Kent
Hannah Kent, the author of Burial Rites, on how she wrote the debut novel that everybody's talking about
