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Units Teaching this Work
| Text | Unit Name | Institution | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
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Strawberry Hills Forever
Erskineville
:
Local Consumption Publications
,
2007
Z1433102
2007
selected work
prose
short story
autobiography
(taught in 3 units)
An autobiographical almanac from the world of Vanessa Berry, drawn in part from her popular zines Laughter and the Sound of Teacups and I am a Camera. Berry's picaresque self takes pleasure in the anachronisms of daily life, and redefines the genre of memoir for the DIY generation. - back cover
|
Creative Nonfiction | University of Newcastle | 2009 |
|
y
Strawberry Hills Forever
Erskineville
:
Local Consumption Publications
,
2007
Z1433102
2007
selected work
prose
short story
autobiography
(taught in 3 units)
An autobiographical almanac from the world of Vanessa Berry, drawn in part from her popular zines Laughter and the Sound of Teacups and I am a Camera. Berry's picaresque self takes pleasure in the anachronisms of daily life, and redefines the genre of memoir for the DIY generation. - back cover
|
Writing the Self | University of Newcastle | 2009 |
|
y
Strawberry Hills Forever
Erskineville
:
Local Consumption Publications
,
2007
Z1433102
2007
selected work
prose
short story
autobiography
(taught in 3 units)
An autobiographical almanac from the world of Vanessa Berry, drawn in part from her popular zines Laughter and the Sound of Teacups and I am a Camera. Berry's picaresque self takes pleasure in the anachronisms of daily life, and redefines the genre of memoir for the DIY generation. - back cover
|
Creative Nonfiction | University of Newcastle | 2012 |
