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AN ABSENCE OF STARS: an interview with Bruce Pascoe (Jade Richardson)

Australian author Bruce Pascoe writes in the dark arts of true story. His latest work, Dark Emu, shatters myth, open wounds and shines a radiant light across the dark matter …

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Bruce PascoeJade RichardsonUbud Writers and Readers festival

QUESTIONING MASCULINITY, VIOLENCE, AND ADVENTURE: an interview with Adrian Caesar

Adrian Caesar is an Australian writer with a terrific literary capacity, an engaging warmth and wit, and a deep sense of humanity. Born in the United Kingdom, Caesar emigrated to …

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Adrian CaesarNigel Featherstone

ACTS OF AFFIRMATION: an interview with Biff Ward

Biff Ward is an Australian writer and political activist. Her most recent work is In My Mother’s Hands (Allen & Unwin, 2014), a memoir that was long-listed for the 2015 …

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Biff WardNigel Featherstone

THE THINGLINESS OF THINGS: an interview with Jen Webb and Paul Hetherington

The scholar who admits to taking images on her phone when tipsy. The poet who exhibits his work in art galleries. A little capital city that was boldly designed from …

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Jen WebbPaul HetheringtonWatching the World: Impressions of Canberra

SONGS OF TRUTH AND PASSION: an interview with John Stokes

  In Canberra, among the crowds at a poetry event (indeed any kind of literary happening) there is likely to be a man, a particular man, who goes about his …

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Fire in the AfternoonJohn Stokes

SUCCESS SMOKE AND JOY BOATS: an interview with David Stavanger

After winning the prestigious 2013 Arts Queensland Thomas Shapcott Prize, poet David Stavanger has just launched his resulting collection, The Special, to an appreciative audience at the 2014 Queensland Poetry …

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David StavangerMichele Seminara

IN LOVE WITH STRANGENESS AND SURPRISES: an interview with Walter Mason

There are those in the writing world who’d sell their grandmother to move forward. Then there’s Walter Mason, who, despite being a well-published author of travel memoir and highly regarded …

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Desination SaigonDestination CambodiaWalter Mason

A MERCHANT OF E-CULTURE: an interview with Editia’s Charlotte Harper

What’s the future of publishing?  It’s a fair question, an important question, and if there’s anyone who might be able to provide an answer, or even just a few hints, …

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Charlotte HarperEditia

MEMORY, MARRIAGE, AND MUSIC – an interview with Andrea Goldsmith

The first Verity La interview with Andrea Goldsmith was in December 2010. Back then we focused on her novel Reunion (4th Estate, 2009), and Goldsmith spoke eloquently about the magic …

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Andrea GoldsmithThe Memory Trap

CHANGING THE GROUND OF EXISTENCE: an interview with Paul Hetherington

If there’s ever a part of human endeavour where people work extremely hard, achieve an extraordinary amount, but, in the main, unless there’s a miracle (and we all know they’re …

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Paul HetheringtonSix Different Windows
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