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Resources share the relationship genre to Essays
- The songs of trees, stories from nature's great connectors, David George Haskell
- Jin qi ben bu, Yishu
- Fishing for lightning, Sarah Holland-Batt
- Buried not dead, essays, Fiona McGregor
- Provocations, new and selected writing, Jeff Sparrow
- We Uyghurs have no say, an imprisoned writer speaks, Ilham Tohti ; translated by Yaxue Cao, Cindy Carter, and Matthew Robertson ; preface by Rian Thum
- Small bodies of water, Nina Mingya Powles
- Saving the Reef, Rohan Lloyd
- We've got this, stories by disabled parents, edited by Eliza Hull ; with a foreword by Jamila Rizvi
- How to read now, essays, Elaine Castillo
- The red hand, stories, reflections and the last appearance of Jack Irish, Peter Temple
- Calypso, David Sedaris
- Statements from the soul, the moral case for the Uluru Statement from the Heart, edited by Shireen Morris and Damien Freeman
- This is what a librarian looks like, a celebration of libraries, communities, and access to information, Kyle Cassidy
- Hope wins, a collection of inspiring stories for young readers, edited by Rose Brock
- Mouth full of blood, essays, speeches, meditations, Toni Morrison
- What are we doing here?, essays, Marilynne Robinson
- These precious days, essays, Ann Patchett
- Not that bad, dispatches from rape culture, edited by Roxane Gay
- Exit strategy, politics after the pandemic, George Megalogenis
- On Shirley Hazzard, writers on writers, Michelle de Kretser
- Stories that want to be told, the Long Lede anthology, featuring Arlie Alizzi [and eight others]
- Daemon voices, essays on storytelling, Philip Pullman ; edited by Simon Mason
- The details, on love, death and reading, Tegan Bennett Daylight
- Quietly hostile, essays, Samantha Irby
- Vesper flights, new and collected essays, Helen Macdonald
- Surfacing, Kathleen Jamie
- Don't save anything, uncollected essays, articles, and profiles, James Salter ; with a preface by Kay Eldredge Salter
- The curse of the boyfriend sweater, essays on crafting, Alanna Okun
- The Anthropocene reviewed, essays on a human-centered planet, by John Green
- Possible minds, twenty-five ways of looking at AI, edited by John Brockman
- Watsonia, a writing life, Don Watson
- On borrowed time, a stunning new collection of essays from Australia's leading public intellectual, Robert Manne
- Inner workings, literary essays 2000-2005, J.M. Coetzee
- Have I told you this already?, stories I don't want to forget to remember, Lauren Graham
- Axiomatic, Maria Tumarkin
- The witches are coming, Lindy West
- A hell of a lot of glass, Kate Ramsay
- Something out of place, women and disgust, Eimear McBride
- The pulling, essays, Adele Dumont
- What to read and why, Francine Prose
- Root & branch, essays on inheritance, Eda Gunaydin
- Dreaming and scheming, reflections on writing and politics, Hanif Kureishi
- Four rivers, deep maps, edited by Jo Jones with Neil Curtis
- UnAustralian art, ten essays on transnational art history, Rex Butler and ADS Donaldson
- A guest at the feast, essays, Colm Tóibín
- Unprecedented, the election that changed everything, by Thomas Lake ; edited by Jodi Enda with a foreword by Jake Tapper and an introduction by Douglas Brinkley
- The best American essays 2020, edited and with an introduction by André Aciman ; Robert Atwan, series editor
- Once upon a time in Oz, ed: Carmel Bird & Julianne Schultz
- My first popsicle, an anthology of food and feelings, edited by Zosia Mamet