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* Contents derived from the 2015 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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The Book of My Enemy,
single work
essay
(p. 3-9)'During my PhD candidature, I tutored in creative writing for two semesters at Monash University. I taught two classes a term, and acted as consulting editor on the annual student anthology, which provided an opportunity for students to learn about the process of editing and publishing a book. The anthology was also an incentive, in that it showcased the best writers in the year.' (Author's introduction)
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When They Come to Save Books, What Will They Save?,
single work
essay
(p. 11-16)
'Tony Abbott’s decision last December to invite Richard Flanagan up to the dais to jointly receive the Prime Minister’s Literary Award for fiction alongside the judges’ choice of Steven Carroll made for great comedy. Les Murray, one of the over-ruled judges, and some other literary folk, didn’t find much humour in it. But it was Flanagan, who has refused prizes before, who capped the evening by giving away his half-share of the $80,000 prize money to support asylum seekers. There were laughs all round as Flanagan poked Abbott right in his admiring eye.' (Author's introduction)
- Trigger Warning, single work autobiography (p. 23-24)
- On Different Children, single work autobiography (p. 25-26)
- Digital Ritual, single work autobiography (p. 36-39)
- Not That Face, single work short story (p. 41-45)
- We Saw the Same Sky, single work short story (p. 47-51)
- Albert’s Medals, single work short story (p. 53-57)
- A Comment about Free Market Forces, single work short story (p. 59-64)
- On Writing Heroes, single work essay (p. 65-66)
- Backa Bourke, single work short story (p. 77-81)
- Graceful Asymmetries : Judge’s Report for the 2014 Judith Wright Poetry Prize, single work essay (p. 82-83)
- Hyper-Reactivei"rip through traffic lights in Brunswick", single work poetry (p. 84-85)
- Exilei"In the beginning I carried fireflies for fuel,", single work poetry (p. 86-87)
- Be Werei"tonight the pigment will rise", single work poetry (p. 88)
- Nakata Brophy Short Fiction and Poetry Prize for Young Indigenous Writers: Judges’ Report, single work column
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