Christos Tsiolkas is, in both a popular and a critical sense, one of the most prominent literary figures in Australia today. He has published five novels, numerous short stories (including a recent ...

Christos Tsiolkas’s eighth novel, The In-Between, is a work of social realism set in the immediate present – a return to the form and style of some of his most popular novels. This follows his ...

"Saint Paul Writing His Epistles," by Valentin de Boulogne (Wikimedia Commons). Christos Tsiolkas’s Damascus brings us into a violent, miserable, fallen world. The Australian author’s most recent ...

Some months ago, Ridley College hosted a discussion panel with Australian novelist Christos Tsiolkas about his novel Damascus which tells the story of the apostle Paul. The novel is graphic to be ...

Dead Europe, by Christos Tsiolkas, Sydney: Random House, 2005, 411 pp. Dead Europe, Christos Tsiolkas’s third novel, is a deeply disturbing work. The author believes in a Europe that is monolithically ...

BEST-SELLING Melbourne author Christos Tsiolkas, renowned for his hard-hitting politics and frank portrayals of sex, joined the ranks of such international literary giants as Peter Carey, Janet Frame, ...

Fresh from a sold out Sydney season, Arts Centre Melbourne presents Dan Giovannoni's Green Room Award winning adaptation of Christos Tsiolkas ' Merciless Gods. The two-hour production is a brutal and ...

The horrific truth of humanity is captured with confronting nonjudgmental clarity in Dan Giovannoni's adaptation of Christos Tsiolkas' MERCILESS GODS. A diverse cast of six take on eight short stories ...

As well Paul’s voice, Tsiolkas brings us those of Thomas, Timothy, Vrasas, a Roman soldier, and Lydia, who was, apparently, the first non-Jewish convert to Christianity. Tsiolkas sees Paul as a man ...

Christos Tsiolkas is an Australian born to Greek immigrant parents whose breakthrough novel, ‘The Slap’, was longlisted for the Booker prize in 2010. He talks about religion, shame and his most recent ...

The Melbourne-based author talks about how his life has changed since his multi-award-winning 2008 novel ‘The Slap’ made him one of Australia’s most celebrated writers. Born to immigrant Greek parents ...