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'Grandmothers are not what they used to be, as Elizabeth Jolley once said of custard tarts. It’s a point made by several contributors to Helen Elliott’s lively and thoughtfully curated collection of essays on the subject, Grandmothers, and it partly explains why these two books are not as similar as you might expect.' (Introduction)
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Not What They Used to Be : Pre-Pandemic Reflections on Elders
Australian Book Review
Review of:
- Grandmothers : Essays by 21st-century Grandmothers 2020 anthology biography
- A Lasting Conversation : Stories on Ageing 2020 anthology short story prose
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