Is there anything better than curling up with a book, a blanket and some tea through winter? Treat yourself to the best in words this month, hand-picked by our knowledgeable staff.

While we’re all safe and snug at home, the digital world abounds with creative content we’re all anxious to get on top of. Looking for the cream of the crop? Writing NSW staff share our best picks in podcasts, music and radio shows this month.

Plowing through the to-read pile on your nightstand? Writing NSW staff share what we’re loving this month in words.

At a loss for what to watch this quarantine season? Never fear—Writing NSW staff have you sorted this month with our top choices in film and events.

Are your eyes tired from all this extra screen time? Never fear—our staff have you sorted with some stellar podcast recommendations and food for your ears.

Are you keeping up with your reading resolutions for 2020? If you’re stuck for your next read, check out some of these great recommendations from the Writing NSW staff.

How many books are you aiming to read this year? 12, one per month? Or maybe you’re going to aim for 52, one per week. Whatever it is, we have you covered with recommendations. Check out what the Writing NSW staff read over January below.

Looking for books to read over the summer or wanting gift ideas? Have a read of our final What We’re Reading post for 2019 where the Writing NSW staff reflect on the books they have read in December.

How many books have you read this year? Hunting for some book recommendations to  finish 2019 off strong? Our staff recommend the best books they read in October, including The Last Snake Man by John Cann, The Strays by Emily Bitto, Prison Industrial Complex Explodes by Mercedes Eng and Educated by Tara Westover.