Born and raised in Sydney, Geraldine Brooks is a journalist and novelist.Read more
In the summer of 1990, before Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait, I took a rare break from my job as a...
It’s dark when we nose down the driveway on the way to the 7 a.m. ferry. This year, for the first...
MARCH By Geraldine Brooks (Viking, 280 pages, $24.95) In her 1998 memoir, "Foreign Correspondence,"...
YEAR OF WONDERS: A NOVEL OF THE PLAGUE By Geraldine Brooks As a correspondent for The Wall Street...
SYDNEY, Australia -- Phillip Adams shares his study with a marble sculpture of Alexander the...
As she slams a volley past Monica Seles, Venus Williams is unaware that she has become a...
Heralded by portentous theme music and titled "The Dream," Sydney's late-night Olympics roundup...
SYDNEY, Australia -- Fatema Hamid's first-ever race in a swimming pool took place Friday, when she...
In a glossy souvenir booklet available at the Olympic media center, General Motors Corp. devotes a...
SYDNEY, Australia -- The crowd roars. Flashbulbs flicker like lightning bugs across the stands. A...
HOBART, Australia -- On a fall day in 1804, soon after the first convicts arrived here in Tasmania,...
SYDNEY, Australia -- The view from a restaurant atop one of this city's harborside skyscrapers is a...
UNION BRIDGE, Md. -- Corn and soybeans sprout from these rolling fields, but at Mary Brighoff's...
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. -- Amid spiky yuccas and cholla cactus, a dry desert wind snaps the American flag...
SYDNEY, Australia -- Bernadette Hince used to think she had a pretty good vocabulary. As science...
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -- The food critic eyes the dish placed deferentially before him. A faint pink...