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Issue Details: First known date: 2015... 2015 The Fat Girl in History
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    y separately published work icon The Sleepers Almanac X Zoe Dattner (editor), Louise Swinn (editor), Collingwood : Sleepers Publishing , 2015 9025594 2015 anthology short story

    'Every year for the past ten, the Sleepers editors have called for stories from around Australia - any length up to 10,000 words. The result is always a heartbreaking and hilarious combination of tales from established authors alongside emerging and completely new authors. Many Sleepers Almanac stories have gone on to be selected for the Best Australian Stories, a testament to the high quality of the stories in here. As this is the final Sleepers Almanac, this will become a collector’s edition.' (Publication summary)

         Collingwood : Sleepers Publishing , 2015     pg. 93-108
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    y separately published work icon The Best Australian Stories 2016 Charlotte Wood (editor), Melbourne : Black Inc. , 2016 9666034 2016 anthology short story

    'The Best Australian Stories anthology brings together Australia’s most striking literary talents and provides a platform for those unpublished gems. This year Stella Prize–winning author Charlotte Wood takes the helm, putting together yet another enchanting collection. ...' (Source: Publisher's website)

         Melbourne : Black Inc. , 2016     pg. 83-97
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Works about this Work

Not Another Diversity Panel Maria Tumarkin , 2018 single work essay
— Appears in: Griffith Review , no. 61 2018; (p. 266-276)

'What I want is for three people to speak to you. Merlinda Bobis, Julie Koh and Mammad Aidani. You may know one of them, three of them, none of them. Whatever. I will speak to you too, I guess. So it’s one of you and four of us.' (Introduction)
Not Another Diversity Panel Maria Tumarkin , 2018 single work essay
— Appears in: Griffith Review , no. 61 2018; (p. 266-276)

'What I want is for three people to speak to you. Merlinda Bobis, Julie Koh and Mammad Aidani. You may know one of them, three of them, none of them. Whatever. I will speak to you too, I guess. So it’s one of you and four of us.' (Introduction)
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