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2023...
March
2023
of
Kill Your Darlings [Online]
est. 2010
Kill Your Darlings [Online]
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* Contents derived from the 2023 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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Student Visas and the Dream of Home,
single work
autobiography
'As an international student, I have been stuck in a strange kind of purgatory—trying to build a life and a home in Australia, while struggling to feel secure in a system built on temporariness.' (Introduction)
- What I Wish I’d Known About : Self‑Publishing, single work essay
- Debut Spotlight : Smashing Serendipity by Louise K. Hansen, Alice Kearing (interviewer), single work interview
- Sydney Review of Books’ Catriona Menzies-Pike on What Makes a Great Critic, Alan Vaarwerk (interviewer), single work interview
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Books Roundup Smashing Serendipity, Funny Ethnics, Birnam Wood,
single work
review
— Review of Smashing Serendipity : The Story of One Moorditj Yorga 2023 single work autobiography ; Funny Ethnics 2023 single work novel ; -
Disconnection and Dislocation in Once a Stranger,
single work
review
— Review of Once a Stranger 2023 single work novel ;'New Critic: Exploring the complex negotiations between migrant parents and their diaspora children, Zoya Patel’s first novel is a bold move against the conservative impetus toward familial unity at all costs, and a frank acknowledgement that often there is no easy reconciliation of cultural perspectives.' (Introduction) -
How Acting Saved My Life,
single work
column
'At a crossroads in my life, an audition put me on a new path. While it hasn’t been easy navigating an industry that has so many race and class barriers, the performing arts have helped me find joy and connection, learn about our varied cultures and tell Blak stories with integrity.' (Introduction)
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