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ABORIGINES, SHARKS AND AUSTRALIAN ACCENTS On Australian Writing (Jo Case)

At last year’s Adelaide Writers Festival, during a session on The Macquarie Anthology of Australian Literature, an impassioned argument broke out on the subject of Australian writing. Robert Dessaix declared …

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Jo Case

ABORIGINES, SHARKS AND AUSTRALIAN ACCENTS: On Australian Writing (Jo Case)

At last year’s Adelaide Writers Festival, during a session on The Macquarie Anthology of Australian Literature, an impassioned argument broke out on the subject of Australian writing. Robert Dessaix declared …

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Jo Case

Revealing Brilliance: an interview with Jo Case

Alec Patric: If we love a film we want to know more about it. We stay for the credits if we’re struck by the way it was shot, the locations …

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Jo Case

REVEALING BRILLIANCE: an interview with Jo Case

ALEC PATRIC If we love a film we want to know more about it. We stay for the credits if we’re struck by the way it was shot, the locations …

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Jo Case

The Mother Poem (Andrew Galan)

[In preparation you will need a photocopy or printout of this poem, a book or pieces of cardboard big enough to hold this poem, glue, and a wooden spoon. Paste …

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Andrew Galan

What’s Updog? (Helena Pastor)

  One night, washing up after dinner, I hear the click of the side-gate. A dark-haired figure lopes past the window and my husband calls out, ‘Joey’s here.’ My body …

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Helena Pastor

The Best Ever (Louise Swinn)

My dog Soda had just been coughing up a furball when he put his weight on one side and rested his head on the paw that was up on its …

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Louise Swinn

SOME OF THE THINGS THEY TEACH ME: an interview with Louise Swinn

BEL WOODS I have a fondness for the stories that sneak up on you long after you and the story have parted, that seize you when you least expect it. …

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Louise Swinn

Potential band names (Finnigan and Brother)

Okay so it’s time you started a band. I know, you’ve put it off for ages, but it’s halfway through 2011 and you promised your grandma. But, what will you …

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David FinniganFinnigan and Brother

Tissue (Paul Hetherington)

  He thought of his family: how his mother had been locked into grief about something she couldn’t name and was passionately present or strangely, remotely apart; how his father …

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Paul Hetherington
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