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Giramondo

A patient reverence for the continuity of time: Lyn Chatham reviews ‘The Seal Woman’ by Beverley Farmer

by Admin on April 15, 2025April 15, 2025

The Seal Woman is a novel with a clear narrative arc, albeit a slow-moving one, but overwhelmingly it is a patient reverence for the continuity of time, rhythm of the seasons, the oceans and, of course, its living creatures.

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Beverly Farmer, Giramondo, Issue 41, Lyn Chatham, The Seal Woman

The pains of many difficult situations. Leone Gabrielle Reviews ‘Chinese Fish’ by Grace Yee

by Admin on April 12, 2024April 12, 2024

Some books I’m not sure if I consume them or they consume me. Chinese fish has an amazing hypnotic clarity. Page turning, subterranean transitions keep moving me forward, they flow with no catch of air to breathe, a woman’s way book.

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Chinese Fish, Giramondo, Grace Yee, Issue 39, Leone Gabrielle

Feeling for Time in Antigone Kefala’s ‘Fragments’ by Efi Hatzimanolis

by Admin on November 14, 2020November 15, 2020
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Antigone Kefala, Efi Hatzimanolis, Fragments, Giramondo, Issue 30

One hundred and eighty degree turns: John Bartlett reviews ‘Family Trees’ by Michael Farrell

by Admin on September 1, 2020September 1, 2020
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Giramondo, Issue 29, John Bartlett, Michael Farrell

Isolation, Bereavement & Love of Landscape: Leonie Bingham reviews ‘Green Shadows and Other Poems’ by Gerald Murnane

by Admin on April 21, 2019June 16, 2019
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Gerald Murnane, Giramondo, Issue 26, Leonie Bingham

Powerful and Extensive: B. J. Muirhead Reviews ‘Death Fugue’ by Sheng Keyi

by Admin on June 15, 2016June 15, 2016
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B. J. Muirhead, Death Fugue, Giramondo, Issue 18, Sheng Keyi

Sydney Writers Festival: Ye Xin discusses ‘Educated Youth’

by Admin on May 20, 2016May 21, 2016
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Giramondo, Issue 18, Mark Roberts, Ye Xin

Fracturing Colonialism: Phillip Hall Reviews ‘Journey To Horseshoe Bend’ by TGH Strehlow

by Admin on November 25, 2015April 15, 2021
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Giramondo, Issue 16, Journey To Horseshoe Bend, Phillip Hall, TGH Strehlow

A Discursive Poetics: Caitlin Maling Reviews ‘Drones and Phantoms’ by Jennifer Maiden

by Admin on November 20, 2015October 9, 2024
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Caitlin Maling, Drones and Phantoms, Giramondo, Issue 16, Jennifer Maiden

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