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Australian Literature

Watching to See What’s Next: Michele Seminara launches ‘fourW’ Issue 28

by Admin on February 20, 2018February 20, 2018
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FourW: New Writing, Issue 24, Michele Seminara

A World of Inner and Outer Captivity: Suzanne Bellamy launches ‘Dark Matters’ by Susan Hawthorne

by Admin on November 13, 2017November 13, 2017
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Issue 24, Spinifex Press, Susan Hawthorne, Suzanne Bellamy

“unearthed, precious and intimate”- Emma Cooper reviews ‘Thea Astley: Selected Poems’

by Zalehah Turner on September 23, 2017September 23, 2017
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issue 23, Poetry review, Thea Astley: Selected Poems

A Life in Words: Gig Ryan launches ‘Your Scratch Entourage’ by Kris Hemensley

by Admin on December 20, 2016December 20, 2016
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Cordite Books, Gig Ryan, Issue 20, Kris Hemensly, Your Scratch Entourage

“The writer-narrator takes the reader by the hand”: Carmel Bird reviews ‘Napoleon’s Roads’ by David Brooks

by Zalehah Turner on December 15, 2016December 15, 2016
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book review, Issue 20, Napoleon’s Roads, Uncategorized

Teasing Threads – Sundry Film and Literary Criticism: On regional writing.

by gallipus on November 17, 2016November 17, 2016
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Chris Palazzolo, Issue 20, Teasing Threads

A Life Evolving: David O’Sullivan Reviews ‘First Things First, Selected Letters of Kate Llewellyn’

by Admin on November 14, 2016November 14, 2016
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David O’Sullivan, First Things First: Selected Letters By Kate Llewllyn 1977-2004, Issue 20, Kate Llewllyn, Wakefield Press

Teasing Threads – Sundry Film and Literary Criticism: On regional reading

by gallipus on November 3, 2016November 3, 2016
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Chris Palazzolo, Chris Palazzolo on On regional reading, Issue 20

“A vision of past savagery that lies maddeningly between truth and fiction”: James Dunk reviews Sarah Drummond’s ‘The Sound’

by Zalehah Turner on September 26, 2016September 27, 2016
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book review, Issue 19, James Dunk, Sarah Drummond, The Sound

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