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First known date:
2017...
11 February
2017
of
The Saturday Paper
est. 2014
The Saturday Paper
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* Contents derived from the 2017 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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ABC Host Jane Hutcheon,
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essay
'Maxine Beneba Clarke reflects on the interviewer as she appears on One Plus One.'
- Last Words, single work essay review
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[Review Essay] Old Growth,
single work
essay
review
'One of Australia’s leading poets, as well as professor of sustainability and literature at Curtin University, John Kinsella has stated that the “purpose” of his poetry is “to draw attention to the damage being done and to show that we are all implicated”. It’s pretty clear that he has hewn from the same brief in writing the stories that make up this collection.' (Introduction)
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[Review Essay] Storm and Grace,
single work
review
essay
'Kathryn Heyman’s Storm and Grace is essentially a novel about domestic violence, though you will find only veiled references to this subject in the recommendations on the book’s cover, which emphasise – somewhat disturbingly – the novel’s darkness and sexiness, and its exploration of the intimate link between love and death. This is disappointing, particularly in the light of what this ambitious and impressive book sets out to achieve. Storm and Grace is the story of a passionate and violent relationship, but it is also an original and compelling critique of what one of the characters bluntly describes as “all that Fifty Shades shit” (Introduction)
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