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Issue Details:
First known date:
2016...
10 November
2016
of
Brisbane Times
est. 2016
Brisbane Times
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* Contents derived from the 2016 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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A Cheeky Young Curator from Melbourne Takes Over Sydney Writers' Festival,
single work
column
'The new artistic director of the Sydney Writers' Festival, Michaela McGuire, represents a younger generation of event curators in Australia with an impressive range of experience. ...'
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Lunch with Robert Forster : 'I Wouldn't Write about Anyone's Drug Use but My Own',
single work
review
— Review of Grant and I : Inside and Outside The Go-Betweens 2016 single work autobiography ;'There may come a time when the ghost of Grant McLennan does not sit at his side, but for now Robert Forster is keeping him right here. "This is a line in the sand, but I'm not looking for a cut-off," he says of Grant & I, his touching memoir of a 30-year friendship and artistic collaboration. "I can have Grant in my life right until the end. I don't want to deny that." ...' -
Collected Stories of Pinchas Goldhar Review : A Corner of Multicultural Australia,
single work
review
— Review of The Collected Stories of Pinchas Goldhar : A Pioneer Yiddish Writer in Australia 2016 selected work short story ;'This volume collects in English translation the stories of Pinchas Goldhar. A Polish Jew who moved to Melbourne in 1928, Goldhar – like Sholem Aleichem in America – wrote in Yiddish, although unlike that author his work isn't dominated by nostalgia for the shtetls of Eastern Europe. ...' -
The Better Son Review : Katherine Johnson's Thriller with a Touch of the Gothic,
single work
review
— Review of The Better Son 2016 single work novel ;'Suggestions of Tasmanian gothic hover over Katherine Johnson's The Better Son, but never quite coalesce into the kind of literary thriller the book promises to be. ...' -
Goldenhand Review : Garth Nix's Dark Epic Returns to the Fantasy World of Lirael,
single work
— Review of Goldenhand 2016 single work novel ;'With Goldenhand, fantasy writer Garth Nix returns to the setting of his immensely popular Abhorsen trilogy. It takes up the story of Lirael, a retiring assistant librarian who rises, along with her sister, to wield great power and take down a destructive nemesis, Chlorr of the Mask. ...'
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