Inside Story

Menu

Patrick Mullins

Patrick Mullins is a Canberra-based writer and academic. His books include Tiberius with a Telephone: The Life and Stories of William McMahon, which won the 2020 NSW Premier’s Non-Fiction Award and the 2020 National Biography Award.

Books & arts Patrick Mullins 25 July 2024 Can six soldier poets help us understand the first world war anew?
Books & arts Patrick Mullins 27 March 2024 James Bond creator Ian Fleming’s war never ended Books & arts Patrick Mullins 20 November 2023 Adam Sisman lifts the curtain on his dealings with John le Carré Books & arts Patrick Mullins 14 July 2023 In probing the shortcomings of George Orwell’s biographers has Anna Funder fallen into traps of her own? Books & arts Patrick Mullins 7 March 2023 Why did Richard Bradford bother writing his biography of the controversial American writer?
Essays & reportage Patrick Mullins 2 December 2022 Doomed to defeat in 1972, did prime minister William McMahon show more initiative than he’s given credit for?
Books & arts Patrick Mullins 4 November 2022 Frank Bongiorno’s new political history of Australia is as much about the spectators as the players From the archive Patrick Mullins 4 September 2022 Harold Holt’s attraction to danger gives his death an air of inevitability Books & arts Patrick Mullins 30 November 2021 A historian from across the Tasman has applied a forensic eye to one of the history wars’ greatest battles Books & arts Patrick Mullins 7 July 2021 Gideon Haigh’s new book throws fresh light on the remarkable H.V. Evatt
Books & arts Patrick Mullins 30 April 2021 The biographer who promised not to be prim or judgemental has his own scandal to deal with Books & arts Patrick Mullins 19 March 2021 Books | Was this Liberal prime minister his own worst enemy?