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This work depicts three men sitting at a table, playing a game of euchre. One a Chinese man with a long plaited pigtail, opposite to him an Aboriginal man, and between them a European man.
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It's Not Black and White : Who Should Be Practically and Affectively Implicated in Reconciliation and Its Textual Discourses
2011
single work
essay
— Appears in: Northern Territory Literary Awards 2011 2011; (p. 93-99)'Fiction writing is a proliferating vocation in the Northern Territory (NT) and the increasing number of publications by Territory authors is testament to the work of The NT Writers’ Centre to encourage, guide and inspire Territorians to imagine and write. The NT Writers’ Festival, ‘Word Storm’, was held by the NT Writers’ Centre in 2010 and proved to be a highly commendable success which attracted renowned authors such as Arnold Zabel, Germaine Greer and Lionel Fogarty to promote literature, critical debate and cultural production through the Arts. According to audience surveys, however, Northern Territory author, Marie Munkara was voted as the most popular guest writer at the festival for her work, Every Secret Thing (2009). ...'
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It's Not Black and White : Who Should Be Practically and Affectively Implicated in Reconciliation and Its Textual Discourses
2011
single work
essay
— Appears in: Northern Territory Literary Awards 2011 2011; (p. 93-99)'Fiction writing is a proliferating vocation in the Northern Territory (NT) and the increasing number of publications by Territory authors is testament to the work of The NT Writers’ Centre to encourage, guide and inspire Territorians to imagine and write. The NT Writers’ Festival, ‘Word Storm’, was held by the NT Writers’ Centre in 2010 and proved to be a highly commendable success which attracted renowned authors such as Arnold Zabel, Germaine Greer and Lionel Fogarty to promote literature, critical debate and cultural production through the Arts. According to audience surveys, however, Northern Territory author, Marie Munkara was voted as the most popular guest writer at the festival for her work, Every Secret Thing (2009). ...'
